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Australia to Rely on AI to Spur Growth as Global Tensions Deepen

Bloomberg Technology Monday 21 September 2026, 02:30 UTC By James Mayger 1 min read
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Australia will rely on the rollout and development of Artificial Intelligence to drive economic growth over the next 40 years, a time when the global economy is likely to become even more fragmented and unpredictable.

Australia will rely on the rollout and development of Artificial Intelligence to drive economic growth over the next 40 years, a time when the global economy is likely to become even more fragmented and unpredictable.
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