Transformative AI and demand bottlenecks
Bank for International Settlements (institute research) · 12 Oct 2026
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- Will AI actually boost productivity and growth? · its finding: it depends (why studies differ)
- Will AI widen inequality?
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A BIS paper arguing that while transformative AI could speed growth through productivity and automation, automation at that scale would raise the investment share of output and could starve AI innovation of returns from a shrinking consumer market.
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Transformative AI promises to accelerate growth through productivity enhancement and automation. Yet automation on such a scale would raise the share of investment in output, potentially starving AI innovation of returns from a shrinking consumer market.
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