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South Korea’s aging population may blunt its AI boom, Goldman Sachs warns

A Goldman Sachs report finds that South Korea’s record-low birth rate and elderly Koreans’ unusually high saving rates could keep the wealth from its AI-driven chip boom from reaching ordinary households.

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A Goldman Sachs report finds that South Korea’s record-low birth rate and elderly Koreans’ unusually high saving rates could keep the wealth from its AI-driven chip boom from reaching ordinary households.

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