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1,811 billion dollars
This is the forecast of the size of the global artificial intelligence (AI) market by 2030 according to Grand View Research. Valued at $241 billion in 2023, it would experience annual growth of more than 30%.
But this growth is not uniform throughout the world. Between 2013 and 2022, the United States invested 248 billion dollars, China 95 billion, while France is at over 6 billion dollars. The EU, for its part, has set itself ambitious targets, including reaching €20 billion per year in investments for the next decade and for 75% of its companies to integrate AI by 2030.
However, with respect to users of AI, there is a significant disparity in take-up: 30 to 40% of French companies use AI technologies, compared to almost 60% in the United States. By 2030, forecasts estimate that half a billion people will use AI in their daily lives. As for its professional applications, it will have penetrated most sectors: health, sales automation and optimisation of information systems. This major growth issue with its crucial implications regarding sovereignty and investment is analysed in this issue’s Key Report.
Sources: Grand View Research, Statista, BPI France
In France, the Artificial Intelligence Commission, attached to the CGE (General Council of the Economy) published a report in March containing twenty-five recommendations so that the country can take advantage of this technological revolution. It suggests that AI could contribute between 1 and 1.7 points of GDP, from potential public investments of more than 25 billion euros over five years.
Gartner predicts that by 2025, nearly a third of new materials, drugs and commercial messages will come from AI. Its adoption by businesses would determine their success in the coming decade.
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