According to IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva, the International Monetary Fund warned on November 6 that slowing artificial intelligence investment could cut US economic output by 1.8% below baseline projections by 2028. Speaking in Washington, Georgieva said policymakers need to weigh potential AI-driven growth weakness when setting interest rates. The IMF's October World Economic Outlook modeled a scenario where sharp reversal in AI investment triggers declining asset prices and slower economic activity, with global GDP potentially 1.1% below baseline by 2028.
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