Deutsche Bank: AI’s productivity boost is still years away

Deutsche Bank analyst Jim Reid warns that while AI will boost productivity, its economic effects may not be felt for several years.

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  • Deutsche Bank’s Jim Reid predicts significant AI-driven productivity gains will take years to materialize.
  • Despite the delay, Reid remains optimistic about AI’s potential to create new jobs in the long run.
  • The global head of macro and thematic research emphasizes the importance of patience in realizing AI’s economic impact.

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