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A White House report projects that 1.3% of US GDP growth in 2025 will stem from artificial intelligence investments, with the US spending $470 billion compared to the EU's $50 billion. However, this growth is primarily driven by a few major companies and raises concerns about market concentration and reliance on debt, while the manufacturing sector continues to face significant job losses. Economists warn that the US may struggle to maintain its competitive edge in AI as other nations, particularly China, advance rapidly in the field.