IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva urged central banks to account for a possible slowdown in AI-driven economic growth when calibrating inflation-fighting measures. Speaking at IMF headquarters in Washington on November 7, Georgieva highlighted growing concerns that the global economy has become overly reliant on the AI investment boom and that asset valuations remain elevated. Georgieva noted that market conditions are volatile and likely to persist, complicating central banks' efforts to maintain price stability amid rising risks. Her remarks underscore mounting scrutiny of whether current monetary policy frameworks adequately reflect the sustainability of AI-led expansion and its broader macroeconomic implications.