IMF-卡塔尔的人工智能_评估潜在的经济影响（英）-2025_13页_1mb

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AI in Qatar: Economic Impact Summary

Qatar is positioned as a leader in AI readiness among Emerging Market peers, supported by proactive national strategies, including a National AI Strategy and initiatives under the Digital Agenda 2030. The country has seen a 18-percentage-point increase in AI labor exposure since 2014, reaching 37% in 2023, yet trails Advanced Economies with 58%. Key areas include digital talent programs, infrastructure development, public services deployment, and investments, all contributing to higher AI exposure and labor force preparedness.

AI adoption is expected to yield more opportunities than risks due to a high proportion (75%) of high-exposure jobs having AI complementarity, better than the EM (43%) and AE (45%) averages. However, risks exist for public sector clerical roles, with private sector driving high-skilled job growth. National workers face higher exposure but opportunities for productivity gains, potentially boosted by one percentage point annually in an optimistic scenario.

Economic gains from AI vary by adoption pace, with scenarios suggesting labor productivity growth from -0.8% to +1.7% points compared to baseline. Sectors like IT, Financial Services, and Education are best placed for benefits due to high AI exposure and complementarity, while growth clusters like Manufacturing remain shielded.

Challenges include potential job displacement, emphasizing the need for policies to enhance digital skills, facilitate job transitions, and implement social safety nets to address vulnerabilities.