https://interscience.ac.in/AIGE2026/
The global economy is being reshaped by the increasing use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) across sectors. From financial services and trade to labor markets and public administration, AI is changing how economies operate, how decisions are made, and how value is generated and distributed. These changes are affecting both the structure of industries and the roles of institutions, with data and algorithms becoming central to economic activity. AI is being applied to optimize supply chains, assess creditworthiness, detect fraud, automate services, and support policy planning. These applications are altering traditional economic relationships and introducing new ways to measure productivity, manage risk, and engage with consumers. At the same time, the growing use of AI raises concerns about fairness, access, transparency, and regulation. Automation may displace certain types of work, and AI-based systems can reinforce biases or create information asymmetries. Differences in digital infrastructure, institutional capacity, and skills also affect how countries benefit from AI.