Anthropic聯合創始人傑克·克拉克：我們需要共同制定針對人工智能的特殊且嚴格的規則。

Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark said an internal company economic model projects AI could raise US economic output to about $44 trillion by 2030, from just over $30 trillion today. Speaking at the IMF and World Bank annual meetings in Bangkok, Clark said the estimate "sounds outlandish" but argued rapid AI-driven acceleration in scientific discovery could produce such growth. He urged international cooperation to create "special and strict rules" for the technology.

ECB President Lagarde said in Bangkok that a global bond sell-off has pushed up euro-area borrowing costs, weighing on growth and ultimately reducing inflationary pressure. Rising yields reflect investor concerns about debt and inflation and increased credit competition from AI-related investment; heavily indebted France is among the worst affected. She warned that tighter financing conditions and a marked rise in long-term yields since the last ECB meeting will make it harder for consumers to absorb Iran-war driven fuel-price increases and will slow growth, weakening price pass-through versus the ECB’s September forecast.