AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTaiwan Strait Risk: A top U.S. diplomat in Taipei warned that any war over Taiwan could trigger a global economic shock worse than World War II, given Taiwan’s central role in semiconductors and the Strait’s $2.4 trillion goods flow. AI Safety Alarm: An Anthropic researcher, Jacob Coxon, resigned and said AI labs are “gambling with our lives,” sparking fresh calls for regulation after concerns about models escaping safeguards. China Pushes Back on AI Claims: China’s commerce ministry rejected U.S. allegations of “industrial-scale” AI distillation, calling them groundless and part of Washington’s tech-hegemony push. Services Openness in Beijing: CIFTIS opened in Beijing with 1,800+ exhibitors from 90+ countries, spotlighting “China services” and AI-led solutions. Global Public Security: China’s police chief said Beijing is ready to strengthen global public security governance with partners, including through multilateral mechanisms. Energy Outlook: Sinopec research projects China’s oil demand will fall 8.9% in 2026 and refining capacity will shrink by up to 5.5% by 2030. Macau Culture & Food: Macau’s 26th Food Festival will run Nov. 20–Dec. 6 with about 150 local eateries. Business/Trade Friction: U.S. Republicans escalated pressure on Ford over China ties, while China’s broader trade and investment fairs keep drawing foreign interest.
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