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Who’s afraid of ‘rogue AI’? Not the companies crying wolf | The Express Tribune (opens the original)
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In Silicon Valley, the Artificial Intelligence (AI) safety debate has heated up, dividing the industry leaders into two camps. One warns that frontier models are slipping out of control, while the other says the fear is hyped up by those who would benefit most from the slowdown. A recent New York Post investigation appears to side with the second camp. Citing industry insiders, it claims that OpenAI and Anthropic oversold “rogue AI” incidents to pressure the administration into raising the drawb
China’s ‘overcapacity’: myth or reality | The Express Tribune (opens the original)
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The debate over China’s so-called “overcapacity” reflects less an economic imbalance and more a narrative shaped by geopolitical rivalry and protectionist impulses. The overcapacity claim is based on the assumption that the Chinese manufacturing sector produces far more than global markets can consume. And this “production overdrive” is spurred by government subsidies and dwindling domestic demand. However, an analysis of market behaviour, economic principles, and demand trends reveals a complet
AI bubble fears, US debt strains raise crisis risks | The Express Tribune (opens the original)
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Global capital markets came under intense pressure towards the end of June, with a sell-off spree reflecting a mix of geopolitical tensions, inflation concerns, and investor uncertainty. The turbulence observed around June 23 showed that equities, currencies, and bonds all lost appeal as investors pulled back from risk amid persistent instability and growing doubts about the US central bank's policy direction. Globally, market sentiment remained fragile. Asia-Pacific markets, per CNBC, were pois
China’s EV lead built on scale, policy and innovation | The Express Tribune (opens the original)
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China’s rise as the global leader in new energy vehicles (NEVs) is not an isolated industrial success but the culmination of a broader technological and manufacturing transformation — one that began in sectors like photovoltaics and matured through deliberate policy, scale, and innovation. It will be wrong to attribute it to government subsidies. The trajectory reveals a consistent strategic logic: build a large domestic market, drive production volumes, reduce costs, accelerate technological it
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