International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva said on the 6th at the IMF headquarters in Washington that central banks, when assessing anti-inflation measures, need to take into account the possible slowdown of AI-driven growth. She pointed out that market concerns over the economy's excessive reliance on the AI investment boom and overly high asset valuations are affecting global markets, with volatile conditions likely to persist. Against the backdrop of increasingly intensified risks to price stability, market fluctuations will make the work of central banks more complicated.