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If the war drags on

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By Nasir Jamal
| Dawn Verified
Gasoline prices are seen at a Shell gas station in Houston, last week.—AFP The war in the Middle East has turned a regional conflict into a global economic shock. Prolonged disruption in the Strait of Hormuz has pushed up oil, gas, freight and insurance costs, adding to inflation and squeezing growth. Rich economies can absorb part of the shock. Developing countries such as Pakistan cannot.
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Building localised AI models

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By Nasir Jamal
| Dawn Verified
Artificial intelligence (AI) is moving beyond the realm of technology. It is becoming economic infrastructure. Access to capable models, computing power, data and skilled people will increasingly shape national competitiveness. That makes China’s proposal at the BRICS summit in New Delhi earlier this month worth examining. President Xi Jinping has proposed that China lead the creation of a BRICS [Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa] AI open-source community.
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Same old ineffectual band-aids

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By Nasir Jamal
| Dawn Verified
Gulf energy supplies have been disrupted. The Middle East war that erupted in February, after US and Israeli strikes on Iran triggered regional retaliation, has now drawn Yemen and Saudi Arabia into the conflict. The Saudi East-West pipeline is also shut, limiting Riyadh’s ability to bypass disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz and causing oil supply shortages.
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