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Adopt age–based approach to AI for equitable economic growth

In Diplomatic Courier, Drs. Nicole Goldin and Eleonore Fournier-Tombs propose aligning AI policies with national demographic trends to boost growth.

AI-fueled technological transformations, amid global uncertainty and shifting demographics, offer both risks and opportunities. To address these risks, Head of Equitable Development Dr. Nicole Goldin and Head of Anticipatory Action and Innovation Dr. Eleonore Fournier-Tombs introduce in Diplomatic Courier the concept of a "digital demographic dividend", arguing that countries can harness AI not just for efficiency, but as a tool for inclusive, age-aware economic growth. 

By analysing three distinct demographic contexts – youthful, aging and transitioning populations – the piece offers strategic, evidence-based pathways for Governments to align AI investments with labour force dynamics. 

Goldin and Fournier-Tombs place special emphasis on education, upskilling and gender inclusion to ensure AI strengthens countries' social resilience and economic opportunity.

Read the full article here.

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