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DAVOS, Switzerland (LifeSiteNews) — A speaker at the World Economic Forum’s 2023 conference in Davos admitted in a Friday panel that a buoyant population is critical to future economic stability, undercutting depopulation arguments proposed by his WEF colleagues.
Speaking during the “AI and White-Collar Jobs” panel on the integration of Artificial Intelligence into the working environment, Mihir Shukla, CEO of automated robotics software company Automation Anywhere, noted that growth is the key factor in sustaining the economy and that a stagnating population poses a dire risk to this sustainability.
“The world operates on growth, all institutions operate on growth,” Shukla said, adding that this growth has historically been achieved by a rise in population and attendant productivity. He remarked that “everyone here at WEF” has stated that there is currently no population growth, and that there will be no further growth “for the next twenty years.”
“So there is no population growth. That means the next twenty years we have to double the productivity,” he stated.
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