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KKR says AI productivity boom to keep on going — but warns of ‘extreme’ trend not seen since the 19th century

CNBC Markets Jun 11, 2026 3h ago ⏱ 1 min read 👁 4 views
KKR says AI productivity boom to keep on going — but warns of ‘extreme’ trend not seen since the 19th century
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KKR said in its mid-year outlook Thursday that AI will drive economic growth for years to come, but only in specific sectors. This story was reported by CNBC Markets. For more Finance news in Kenya, stay tuned to Masaa.
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