KKR says AI productivity boom to keep on going — but warns of 'extreme' trend not seen since the 19th century
KKR said in its mid-year outlook Thursday that AI will drive economic growth for years to come, but only in specific sectors.
KKR says AI productivity boom to keep on going — but warns of 'extreme' trend not seen since the 19th century
KKR said in its mid-year outlook Thursday that AI will drive economic growth for years to come, but only in specific sectors.
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