Developing economies are experiencing their weakest average growth performance in three decades. The report said AI could significantly lift growth before the end of the decade while delivering broad benefits. “AI has thrown developing economies a lifeline, and they should seize it,” said Indermit Gill, senior vice president and chief economist of the World Bank Group.

While developing economies face lower job displacement risks from artificial intelligence compared with developed nations, gaps in infrastructure development, institutional…

Low-income economies advised to seize 'golden opportunity'

Artificial intelligence can accelerate developing nations' progress by a century within ten years. Emerging economies face fewer job threats from AI compared to wealthier…

Developing nations should embrace artificial intelligence for rapid advancement. AI offers significant improvements in healthcare, education, and agriculture services. This…