Washington, Oct 7 The global economy is being pulled between an artificial intelligence investment boom and an energy supply shock while governments grapple with record public debt, IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva warned Wednesday, calling for urgent policy action to confront the competing pressures.Georgieva said AI, persistently high energy prices and record levels of public debt would dominate discussions when finance ministers and central bank governors from the IMF's 191 member countries gather in Thailand next week for the IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings.“To put it simply, the global economy is being pulled in two directions: a negative energy supply shock…