On the 20th local time, the World Trade Organization released the “2025 World Trade Report”, stating that with supporting policies in place, artificial intelligence is expected to increase the volume of cross-border trade in goods and services by 34% to 37% by 2040 and increase global GDP by 12% to 13% by 2040. The report emphasizes the need to close the digital infrastructure gap, strengthen skills training, and maintain an open and predictable trade environment to ensure more inclusive growth. WTO Director General Ivira said that trade can play a key role in making artificial intelligence “benefit all economies.”

On the 20th local time, the World Trade Organization released the “2025 World Trade Report”, stating that with supporting policies in place, artificial intelligence is expected to increase the volume of cross-border trade in goods and services by 34% to 37% by 2040 and increase global GDP by 12% to 13% by 2040. The report emphasizes the need to close the digital infrastructure gap, strengthen skills training, and maintain an open and predictable trade environment to ensure more inclusive growth. WTO Director General Ivira said that trade can play a key role in making artificial intelligence “benefit all economies.”