This discussion features global leaders examining how artificial intelligence is reshaping the world economy and shifting the balance of geopolitical power. Panelists from the IMF, Microsoft, India, and Saudi Arabia explore a widening "accordion" of opportunity, where advanced nations lead in infrastructure while lower-income countries risk falling further behind. They debate whether large-scale models grant strategic dominance, with India emphasizing that technological diffusion and localized applications are more vital for growth than mere size. The conversation highlights the dual nature of AI as both a productivity booster and a "tsunami" for labor markets, particularly affecting entry-level roles and the middle class. Ultimately, the experts stress that bridging the global divide requires massive investments in human capital, energy resources, and ethical governance to ensure AI serves as a universal good rather than a tool for weaponization.