AI's Productivity Boost May Take Years, Deutsche Bank Expert Says

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Jim Reid of Deutsche Bank believes AI will significantly boost productivity but its full economic impact may take years to materialize.
He draws optimism from economic history, noting past technological breakthroughs also sparked job loss fears that didn't broadly materialize.
Investors are watching AI infrastructure spending and semiconductor stocks.

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Jim Reid of Deutsche Bank believes AI will significantly boost productivity but its full economic impact may take years to materialize. He draws optimism from economic history, noting past technological breakthroughs also sparked job loss fears that didn't broadly materialize. Investors are watching AI infrastructure spending and semiconductor stocks.

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