[President of the International Monetary Fund: Three core consensuses reached at the Autumn Annual Meeting] On October 17, local time, Kristalina Georgieva, President of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), said in her concluding speech at the 2026 Autumn Annual Meeting in Bangkok, Thailand, that this meeting held in-depth discussions around global economic resilience, artificial intelligence development and its risks, global economic differentiation and other issues, and reached three core consensuses. Georgieva pointed out that artificial intelligence has become an important driving force for economic growth, but over-reliance on a single growth engine also brings risks. The foundations of global economic resilience are currently facing challenges. Secondly, the global economic differentiation is increasing day by day. Countries that have failed to participate in the artificial intelligence value chain, as well as energy importing countries affected by the war, are facing greater development pressure, and the dividends of global economic growth have not yet been evenly shared. Third, artificial intelligence is developing rapidly, and current policy choices will profoundly affect its future development direction. All parties generally believe that while fully unleashing the development dividends of artificial intelligence, it is also necessary to establish necessary protective mechanisms, manage related risks, and strengthen cooperation among governments, enterprises, and international institutions.