The Inter-American Development Bank Group recently organized a significant meeting with heads of state and tech leaders from across Latin America and the Caribbean to push forward a collective agenda on the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) technology in the region. This gathering, coinciding with the United Nations General Assembly, highlighted the potential economic benefits of AI, estimating a regional GDP increase of 5.1% over a decade with broad AI adoption. The discussions underscored the need for a regional strategy incorporating institutional frameworks, talent development, and digital infrastructure, alongside addressing potential risks. The report titled “From Digitalization to Artificial Intelligence: Turning Promises into Productivity” will elaborate on these findings upon its release in November, emphasizing the critical role of policy in deriving the benefits of AI.
Elsewhere in the market, Akamai Technologies was a standout up 12.3% and ending the day at $117.41. Meanwhile, Z.AI softened, down 6.5% to end trading at HK$742.00.
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Microsoft closed at $501.61 up 1.6%.
Alphabet settled at $354.97 up 1.6%. On 21 Sep, Google was fined €403 million by the DPC for GDPR violations related to location data processing.
Oracle ended the day at $148.56 up 0.6%.
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