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IMF chief warns developing economies risk falling behind in AI

The IMF chief warned that developing economies face a serious risk of falling behind in artificial intelligence.

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A widening technology gap could deepen global economic inequality and competitiveness differences.

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  1. Risk of falling behind on AI most profound in developing economies: IMF chief-Xinhua ↗english.news.cn · Recorded source date: Aug 25, 2026, 9:47 PM UTC

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