Institutions losing relevance

The article discussed the declining role of international institutions, especially those established after World War II, such as the United Nations and the International Monetary Fund, in addressing global challenges—particularly as world circumstances have changed since the 1980s. It pointed out that the Fund is experiencing a gradual shift towards becoming more of a political tool than a financial one, with calls for it to reduce social policy spending and promote artificial intelligence. This has sparked criticisms about the politicization of its role and its diminished significance in maintaining global financial stability. Additionally, current trends raise social issues, including reducing support for vulnerable groups and enhancing artificial intelligence as an economic driver, despite limited evidence so far of clear impacts.