Growth in Europe and Central Asia is slowing, with higher energy import costs, persistent uncertainty, and slower growth in the European Union weighing on the outlook. Against this backdrop, AI could help offset declining productivity, and about one in five workers in the region already holds a job meaningfully exposed to it. Can AI put the region on a stronger growth path?
Join experts from the region for a live discussion on how countries in Europe and Central Asia can make the most of AI. Panelists will explore why the region’s biggest risk may be too little AI adoption rather than too much, and how governments and firms can address critical gaps in computing power, data readiness, and skills.