A study on AI faces found that people trust AI-generated faces more than real ones. Separately, a report titled "Global Economic and Financial Implications of Artificial Intelligence: Lessons from Scenario Planning," published by the International Monetary Fund in April 2026, states that AI has the potential to reshape the global economy. Technology expert Sami Abdelnour asserts that the primary beneficiaries of AI-driven savings are not individuals but rather companies, business owners, commercial enterprises, and professionals. He explains that AI has not lowered service costs for individuals, but companies have partially replaced some service providers through AI adoption. Abdelnour considers this cost reduction to be unsustainable, attributing this to rising expenses related to infrastructure, manufacturing electronic chips, AI accelerators, memory components, and the increasing complexity of supply chains. Economic expert Abdulrahman Adel clarifies that economic savings are not evaluated by the number of tasks AI performs or the jobs it replaces, but rather by its ability to boost productivity and improve returns on resources.