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AI could boost LatAm, Caribbean economy 5.1% but wages may fall, IDB says

The bank said limited adoption would add only 0.3% to regional output, while wages could fall 20.9% if workers cannot shift jobs.

NEW YORK, Sept 21 : Broad adoption of artificial intelligence could leave the economy of Latin America and the Caribbean 5.1 per cent larger after a decade, but wages could fall by as much as 20.9 per cent if workers cannot move into jobs expanding with AI, according to forthcoming research from the Inter-American

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IDB Group Convenes Heads of State and Technology Leaders to Advance AI Agenda

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AI could boost LatAm, Caribbean economy 5.1% but ...

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The widespread adoption of AI could cause the economy of Latin America and the Caribbean to grow by 5.1% after a decade, but wages could fall by up to 20.9% if workers fail to access the jobs created by AI, according to an upcoming IDB study.

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El Economista broke the news in Mexico City, Mexico on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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