The Bank of England’s approach to innovation in artificial intelligence, distributed ledger technology, and quantum computing
Report published by the Bank of England as its own text. Dated 2025-10-15.
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- AI’s economic effects matter for monetary policyThe Bank of England states in its report of 15 October 2025 on its approach to innovation in AI, distributed ledger technology and quantum computing that technological innovation can affect potential output, labour market slack and household behaviour, that these effects are relevant for monetary policy decisions and transmission, and that agentic AI could affect inflation dynamics and measurement.2025-10-15 · publication · Stated in source · Supported Inspect claim & evidence ↗AI’s economic effects matter for monetary policy: propositions page →
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