A team from NTU has developed an AI tool that can predict the impact of economic policies on the economy. This tool is capable of forecasting how policies like cash handouts may boost economic activity.
The project has received funding from OpenAI, with only 14 projects worldwide selected for this support.
Further information about the tool and its capabilities can be found in the original report, which provides more details about this development and its potential applications.
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