Oxford Economics Unveils Cutting-Edge AI Assistant Tool

Oxford Economics is thrilled to announce the beta launch of its AI Assistant, an advanced artificial intelligence tool designed to enhance client experiences by streamlining access to and analysis of global macroeconomic data. 

“The development of the AI Assistant underscores Oxford Economics’ ongoing commitment to investing in the latest technology, ensuring customers receive unparalleled access to critical economic information that supports their research and data-driven decision-making,” said Adrian Cooper, CEO of Oxford Economics. 

Equipped with a seamless and user-friendly interface, AI Assistant supports a variety of tasks related to economic data analysis and insights, including: 

• Providing detailed, up-to-date economic data, including historical data and future forecasts. 

• Retrieving specific metrics, such as GDP growth, inflation rates, unemployment rates, and more for various regions and timeframes. 

• Assisting in analyzing macroeconomic trends and patterns.  

• Generate reports based on the data retrieved, summarizing key findings and insights. 

• Connect you to our internal team of analysts for more complex inquiries or if specific data is not available. 

“At Oxford Economics, we believe that artificial intelligence is not just a technological trend but a fundamental shift that will shape the future,” Mr. Cooper added. “By investing in this AI tool, we are not only enhancing the service we provide but also ensuring that our clients remain at the forefront of economic analysis. This tool represents our commitment to innovation and our unwavering dedication to delivering the highest quality content that our clients have come to expect.” 

Please note: this tool is currently only available for clients of the Global Economic Databank, and users based in China are unable to access it at this moment. 

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