印度總理莫迪：與阿爾斯通首席執行官馬丁·西昂進行了富有成效的交流。阿爾斯通在印度已經有了強大的存在。未來的機會將會更加美好。

PHILIPPINE C.BANK raised its benchmark rate 25bps to 4.75% in a second consecutive hike, matching 23 of 30 economists in a survey (seven had expected 50bps). The move follows a temporary US–Iran peace deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, but Asian central banks remain on a tightening path: BANK OF JAPAN raised its policy rate Tuesday and signalled further hikes, and markets expect Bank Indonesia to follow on Thursday. The Philippines is almost entirely dependent on Middle East oil imports and is among the most exposed; inflation eased to 6.8% last month but stays above the 2%–4% target band. The government warned domestic fuel prices may take up to a year to return to pre‑conflict levels.

On June 18 at the Lujiazui Forum, Agricultural Bank of China chairman Gu Shu outlined three main risk categories for large AI models. First, explainability: mainstream models now run to hundreds of billions or trillions of parameters, and massive matrix operations and nonlinear superposition make decision mechanisms and outputs opaque and hard to interpret. Second, accuracy: models generate by probabilistic token prediction from training data rather than logical fact‑based deduction, so insufficient data or grounding can produce coherent but false hallucinations. Third, autonomy risk: evolving models and agentic applications are moving beyond fixed input‑output software paradigms to autonomous reasoning and decision‑making, increasing process uncontrollability and outcome uncertainty.