Artificial intelligence could contribute between 1.3% and 12.1% to Poland's gross domestic product by 2035, according to a new report published by the World Bank Group.
The findings, released on Monday, outline a wide range of potential economic outcomes depending on the pace and scale of AI adoption across the Polish economy.
The report underscores the growing consensus among international financial institutions that generative AI and automation technologies represent a significant structural opportunity for emerging markets.
For Poland, a key economy in Central and Eastern Europe, the projections suggest that integrating AI into key sectors could substantially boost productivity and long-term growth trajectories.
This development arrives as global markets continue to price in the economic impact of artificial intelligence.
Recent earnings reports from major technology firms have highlighted the sector's dominance, with investors increasingly viewing AI infrastructure and software as critical components of future corporate profitability.