Australia’s 40-Year Economic Outlook Omits Crypto
The Productivity Commission says AI could lift multifactor productivity by at least 2.3% over a decade, but labour-market effects will be uneven.
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Watch Australia Bets on AI to Spur Economic Growth For Decades
Australia is betting on AI to drive economic growth over the next 40 years. The Treasury’s Intergenerational Report says the technology is expected to help deliver its long‑term labor productivity target of 1.2% a year. It also estimates $150 billion could be spent on data centres by 2030. ANZ's Group Chief Economist, Richard Yetsenga, joins "Bloomberg: The Asia Trade" to discuss what this means for Australia's growth outlook.
AI forecast to increase Australia's productivity and cut debt - ABC listen
Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers says artificial intelligence is the biggest economic transformation of our lifetime. The latest intergenerational report, released today, forecasts that AI will play a pivotal role in increasing productivity and reducing gross debt. New South Wales Premier Chris Minns says society must confront the scourge of domestic and family violence, after four separate incidents across the state over the weekend... including …
Intergenerational Report says AI will be ‘a defining influence’ on Australia’s economy over next 40 years
Artificial intelligence (AI) will be “a defining influence” on Australia’s economy over the next 40 years, according to the Intergenerational Report (IGR) released by Treasurer Jim Chalmers on Monday. Australia is also expected to experience lower growth, a decline in the birth rate and unending budget deficits. As Prime Minister Anthony Albanese makes AI a central issue of discussion during his current trip to the United States, the IGR emphasi…
Australia’s 40-Year Outlook Cites ‘AI Revolution’ but Skips Crypto
Australia’s new 40-year Intergenerational Report—released by the Australian Treasury—spotlights artificial intelligence as one of the major forces expected to reshape the economy. Yet the document does not mention crypto or digital assets, even as separate government work in recent months has pointed toward tokenization and upgrades to financial infrastructure. In the report published Monday, Treasury [...]
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