Artificial Intelligence could boost Poland’s economy by as much as 12% by 2035 and help it converge with the world’s richest countries even as local cost advantages fade, the World Bank said.
“The next stage of convergence is more demanding,” the international lender said in a report published on Monday. Poland will need to rely more on innovation as costs rise and demographic pressures intensify, putting the onus on attracting AI-related foreign investment and implementing productivity gains offered by the technology, it added.