Artificial intelligence has the potential to accelerate productivity growth in G7 economies, but the scale of the benefits depends on how many organizations can leverage it. In 2025, only one-fifth of companies employing at least ten people in OECD countries were using AI. Jerry Sheehan, OECD Director for Science, Technology, and Innovation, argues that broader implementation requires not only infrastructure and expertise but also trust in the s…
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Artificial intelligence has the potential to accelerate productivity growth in G7 economies, but the scale of the benefits depends on how many organizations can leverage it. In 2025, only one-fifth of companies employing at least ten people in OECD countries were using AI. Jerry Sheehan, OECD Director for Science, Technology, and Innovation, argues that broader implementation requires not only infrastructure and expertise but also trust in the s…