What will happen in the world in 2025? Here are AI predictions on economics, politics and society.
As the year draws to a close, the desire to imagine the future grows. “What will 2025 bring?”. To explore what the predictions are , we decided to turn to generative artificial intelligence . Asking it to interpret the information stored in its vast database to try to outline scenarios and trends for the coming year.
Why consult AI? First of all out of curiosity. But there is also a more analytical aspect: to verify its ability to combine historical data with emerging models to identify trends that could actually materialize.
Can artificial intelligence, thanks to its computing power and predictive analysis capacity. Offer us a reliable vision of the future? This challenge represents an opportunity . To test the limits and potential of this revolutionary technology.
Beyond an intellectual experiment, AI questioning is also an opportunity to reflect on our present: the answers we receive are a mirror of what humanity is producing, inventing, and fearing. Will it really be possible to identify trends that can influence our world in the short term?
What will happen in the world, according to artificial intelligence
According to artificial intelligence, the global economy will continue to navigate the consequences of the pandemic, post-crisis inflation and geopolitical tensions.
While countries such as the United States and members of the European Union could see moderate economic growth of between 2% and 3%, emerging economies in Asia, led by India and Vietnam, could see GDP growth of more than 6%.
China, for its part, will still have to deal with the structural slowdown that has worsened during 2024. Due to a rapidly aging population and trade tensions with the West, which have worsened since Trump’s victory in the White House.
Italy, specifically, will struggle to maintain growth above 1% according to the AI. Due to the “chronic lack of investments” and the difficulties related to the management of the PNRR,which have not allowed a real optimization of the enormous liquidity to which we have had access in the post-Covid period.
Yet, sectors such as tourism and agri-food exports could continue to grow (but watch out for Trumpian duties), offering a positive contribution to the economy as a whole. On the energy front – the AI hopes – 2025 could be the year in which Italy will finally significantly push renewables. But with delays compared to the objectives set at European level.
There is no shortage of praise for itself: according to artificial intelligence, the AI and automation revolution will begin to show tangible effects: millions of “traditional” jobs will be put at risk. But at the same time new opportunities will emerge in sectors such as robotics, biotechnology and data management.
2025 will be a year in which social inequalities could further increase. In developed countries, the middle class will also be under pressure next year due to the rising cost of living and the precariousness of work. And Italy will be no exception. Young people will continue to migrate to Northern Europe in search of job opportunities. Leaving the Southern regions at risk of depopulation.
At the same time, we will see greater social fragmentation. Ideological polarization, fueled by social media and misinformation, could reach dangerous levels according to AI. Protest movements, both online and offline, will become more frequent, and new forms of digital activism will challenge traditional power structures.
On the demographic front, the decline in births in Europe and Italy will continue to persist and cause concern. The growing elderly population will increase the pressure on the stability of welfare systems. Pushing many governments to proceed, with their backs to the wall, with unpopular reforms.
In the United States, 2025 will determine the direction of the world’s largest economy, with its impact on internal divisions and international relations. The rivalry between the US and China will continue to define the geopolitical landscape. The Indo-Pacific will remain a hot region, with more militarization and diplomatic incidents. While Russia, only partially weakened by sanctions and internal economic difficulties. Will maintain its influence in eastern europe and the Middle East.
Globally, new alliances between emerging powers such as Brazil, South Africa and Indonesia could challenge the traditional dominance of Western powers. The AI also explains.
Climate change will play an increasingly central role in geopolitics. Water resources will become a point of contention. Especially in regions such as Africa and the Middle East. At the same time, the occurrence of extreme weather events will force millions of people to migrate. Increasing the pressure on European and American borders.
2025, AI concludes, will be a year of transition. The world will find itself at a crossroads.https://youtu.be/4zN8DOlFz_8?si=0jq33-06o71o-9uO
Only time will tell if AI is right. But with its politically correct approach it is difficult to think that it is wrong across the board.