CHINA'S CENTRAL BANK CHIEF WARNS OF AI RISKS AT IMF
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China's central bank governor Pan Gongsheng highlighted both the opportunities and risks of artificial intelligence at the International Monetary Fund, citing AI's role in driving a new wave of technological and industrial transformation globally.
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