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Wood Sister: Disagrees with Citrini's "Doomsday Report," Believes AI Will Bring Low Inflation and High GDP Growth

Wood Sister: Disagrees with Citrini's "Doomsday Report," Believes AI Will Bring Low Inflation and High GDP Growth

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2026/02/25 03:39

BlockBeats News, February 25th, Cathie Wood, known as "WoodSis," posted that Citrini's "thought piece" on artificial intelligence shocked the financial market yesterday. Ark Invest predicts that AI will trigger explosive entrepreneurial activity, a significant increase in productivity, accelerated real GDP growth, and much lower-than-expected inflation. If individuals can use powerful AI tools to solve problems and create new markets, short-term chaos and setbacks will eventually give way to huge opportunities.


In previous news, research firm Citrini Research released a report introducing the concept of a "global intelligence crisis," warning that AI may trigger a "race to the bottom" for knowledge-based jobs, disrupting the industry and credit chain built around white-collar productivity. The report led to a sharp decline in US software stocks on Monday.

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