The world's largest government funds have invested $66 billion in artificial intelligence.
The largest public investment funds in the world are actively investing in the development of artificial intelligence. In 2025, they allocated about $66 billion to artificial intelligence and digitalization, Reuters reports, citing a study by PwC.
Most of the investments came from the United States, while China attracted about 4 billion dollars. American technology projects are particularly actively financed by funds from Qatar and the United Arab Emirates.
According to analysts, by 2030 the assets of the public investment funds will increase by almost 50% - to 22.4 trillion dollars. At the same time, funds are increasingly not only buying shares of companies, but independently creating infrastructure projects and gaining control over the business.
Experts believe that such investors will not only make money from the development of AI, but will also directly affect the future of the global economy.