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GNPJE Special Issue on Economic Impacts of Generative AI
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SGH Warsaw School of Economics, Poland
Publication date: 2025-09-30
GNPJE 2025;(GNPJE Special Issue on Economic Impacts of Generative AI 3):1-5
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This Special Issue of GNPJE features three empirical studies examining the economic impacts of contemporary generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) tools, such as chatbots and copilots, from a global perspective. Gmyrek et al. [2025] quantify the potential effects of GenAI on global employment. Venturini [2025] estimates the impact of GenAI innovation on economic growth across a panel of countries. Parteka [2025] investigates automation technologies complementary to GenAI through the lens of international trade.
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