Nomura Economist Warns Against Overestimating AI's Impact on China's Economic Growth
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Zhou Nan
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Nomura's chief China economist Lu Ting argues that while AI is revolutionary and contributes to China's economic growth, its impact should not be overestimated at this stage. The world is in a peak period for AI investment, and AI is reshaping global supply chains, particularly through a core cluster involving the US, Taiwan, and South Korea. However, the economist cautions against excessive optimism about AI's current economic contributions.
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bskyNomura Economist Warns Against Overestimating AI's Impact on China's Economic Growthyicaiglobal.comKey quotes
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It is not advisable to overestimate its impact at this stage
It is reshaping the global supply chain, as a core AI industry chain cluster -- the United States + Taiwan + South Korea
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