Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the report by PwC indicates that artificial intelligence could drive global economic growth by 15% over the next decade, adding an additional percentage point to the annual growth rate, comparable to the impact of 19th-century industrialization on global economic growth [1] - The report highlights that the potential economic growth benefits from AI are uncertain and depend on technological breakthroughs, responsible usage, clear governance, and societal trust [1] - In a scenario with low trust and cooperation, AI's contribution to economic growth is limited to 8%, and in a pessimistic scenario, it drops to just 1% [1] Group 2 - The research indicates that the global economy is entering a deep restructuring phase, with 17 out of 22 major industries facing the most severe transformation challenges in 25 years [1] - It is estimated that by 2025, $7.1 trillion in corporate revenue will be redistributed, occurring even before recent global tariff increases [1] - PwC's findings suggest that industries will reorganize in new ways to meet consumer demands, leading to the creation of new fields that transcend traditional industry boundaries, such as the rise of electric vehicles prompting collaboration among power suppliers, battery manufacturers, and tech companies [1] Group 3 - PwC's global chairman emphasizes that value creation will increasingly come from organizations that can break down industry barriers and effectively integrate resources [2] - Business decision-makers who can capture changing customer demand trends and leverage advanced technologies to innovate operational models are expected to achieve significant growth [2] - PwC's China chairman projects that by 2025, the value transfer due to business model reshaping will reach $7.1 trillion globally, with China playing a crucial role, potentially creating an additional $1.66 trillion in value [2]
普华永道：人工智能未来十年内料推动全球经济规模增15%