Kristalina Georgieva
managing director, International Monetary Fund · Managing Director, IMF · Head, International Monetary Fund
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“You need access to electricity. You need access to digital infrastructure. People have to be geared to adoption. And the government should be able to give some safety, protect against bad actors so that adoption can work.”
“When we look at this, what we recognise is that the people to worry about, first and foremost, are young people that are coming into the labour market”
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World Bank says ‘small AI’ could transform developing countries
The Guardian reports from the World Bank and IMF annual meetings in Bangkok that the World Bank's chief knowledge officer urges developing countries to build small, specialised AI models that run on phones. The IMF's managing director warns that young workers face the greatest risk of job loss.
World leaders must wise up to threat of cyber-attacks or rogue fridges will be least of their worries | Heather Stewart
According to the description, Heather Stewart writes in The Guardian that economists, central bankers and finance chiefs meeting in Bangkok discussed the rising cost of cyber-attacks, including a reported hack of French supermarket fridges, and that global cooperation looks unlikely even as AI raises the risk of digital fraud.
Fed Chairman Warsh on the Global Economy, AI (Full Interview From IMF)
According to the description, Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh spoke with IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva at an IMF event in Bangkok. A related Bloomberg clip description says Warsh called AI potentially the most consequential change to the US and global economy in Warsh's lifetime, and a positive supply shock over the medium term.
Bank of England and IMF bosses warn of cyber threat to trust in financial system
The Guardian reports from Bangkok that Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey and IMF head Kristalina Georgieva warned on a fraud panel that cyber-attacks risk undermining trust in the financial system. Bailey pointed to headlines about self-replicating AI agents hijacking personal devices.