The survey, which polled 100 senior executives across the UK, US, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Germany, and Switzerland, points to a clear consensus: the ten-fold increase in compute power currently deployed by the five largest US model developers is a catalyst for historic productivity gains. Jonathan Cohen, founder and CIO at Robocap, noted that some developers are ramping up training capacity by as much as 30 times compared to previous iterations, driving rapid weekly advancements.
Investors Bet on AI-Driven Global Growth Surge
Nearly every professional investor surveyed by London-based fund manager Robocap anticipates a major AI breakthrough this year, fueled by a massive expansion in computational power. With $513 billion in assets under management represented, the findings suggest that artificial intelligence will account for 22 percent of global economic growth.
Market expectations for the long term remain aggressive. The study projects that AI’s contribution to global growth will climb to an average of 30 percent within three years, with one in five respondents anticipating that figure could reach 40 percent or higher. While marketing and sales are expected to see the earliest disruption, sectors like law, finance, and accounting are also slated for significant transformation. Conversely, real estate and utilities are viewed as the industries least likely to face immediate disruption from automation.
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