The IMF (International Monetary Fund) has come with a warning. It says that the global economy is currently looking solid. However, it’s surrounded by the AI boom. This heavy dependency, especially in the U.S tech sector, may cause a big collapse. According to the IMF, investors’ excitement about AI is overhyped. If the future didn’t deliver the expected profits, the downfall would be sharp. The IMF clarified that it wouldn’t be as suffocating as the dotcom bubble (of the late 1990s). It would still be bad enough. So, what are the exact risks? Will it impact the job market? How does the global growth outlook look for 2026 and 2027? For all that, learn more. Why the IMF Is Worried About AIThe current growth is coming from narrow sources, such as U.S. tech companies that are heavily investing in AI. The stock prices of these companies have peaked as investors expect them to produce more products and achieve higher profits (of course, using AI). However, the world didn’t yet witness the full potential of AI, in case the AI fails:Investors may panicTech stocks could fallInvestment in AI could suddenly slow downThis could hurt economic growth worldwide“There is a risk of… Read MoreStartupTalky- Business News, Insights and Stories
