On the 16th, Kristalina Georgieva, President of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), remarked that while artificial intelligence (AI) has the capacity to boost productivity, it might also widen the development gap both within and across nations. She urged countries to enhance their policy frameworks to more effectively tap into the potential of AI. This week, the IMF and World Bank Fall Meetings are underway in Washington. During a press briefing on the 16th, Georgieva noted that the surge in AI investment has sparked optimism. Given that the current global economic growth stands at approximately 3%, harnessing the growth momentum from AI development is of paramount importance for the world.