Shinichi Uchida, the Deputy Governor of the Bank of Japan, underscored the significant influence of artificial intelligence on the financial landscape. He noted that escalating asset prices could trigger market corrections if anticipated AI returns fail to materialize. Uchida also suggested that robust demand for AI might alter Japan’s natural interest rates.
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