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Pichai warns the U.S. must balance AI regulation or risk losing ground to China in innovation and competitiveness.
Pichai notes more than 1,000 AI bills across states could complicate U.S. competitiveness.
He calls for international frameworks and cooperation to prevent AI from being weaponized.
Google is investing heavily in AI infrastructure, including up to $40B in Texas data centers.
Pichai stresses AI has dual use: benefits like new drugs but risks of misuse.
Google aims to use AI defensively as part of counter-scam efforts and security.
Pichai envisions AI advancing public good, including new medical breakthroughs.
The conversation follows a broader push to regulate AI at a national level rather than state-by-state.
Pichai discussed the Suncatcher project and other future-focused ideas for data centers.
The interview occurred amid a broader debate on AI regulation, innovation, and national security.

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Bitcoin fell as much as 6% to below $86,000 in early Asia trading, pulling other major tokens lower.
Traders see the $80,000 region as a potential next support level amid a cautious market mood.
Levered bets faced a sharp wipeout earlier in October, signaling stressed positioning.
Strategy Inc. indicated it could sell Bitcoin if its mNAV ratio falls below 1x, signaling potential supply pressure.
S&P Global Ratings downgraded USDT's stability assessment, raising concerns about collateral adequacy if Bitcoin weakens.
CoinEx noted the USDT downgrade and Chinese regulatory warnings may have revived selling momentum.
Markets await upcoming data that could influence Federal Reserve policy expectations for 2026.
Asian equities were mixed as traders weighed global policy signals and currency moves.
Bitcoin briefly reclaimed levels above $90,000 last week before recent pullback.

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BMW is evaluating shifting its sourcing away from China amid export control delays affecting EU shipments.
CEER partners with BMW to boost electric vehicle production in the region.
The move highlights broader efforts to diversify supply chains for EVs in response to export controls.
BMW intends to leverage CEER’s century-long vehicle development experience to scale EV output.
The partnership with CEER marks a strategic collaboration to enhance EV capabilities in the region.
The report underscores ongoing industry attention on EU firms’ sourcing decisions amid regulatory changes.
The developments could influence regional EV supply chains and manufacturing strategies.

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ONE updates the Europe Environment Surcharge (EES) tariff to take effect on January 1, 2026 amid EU ETS full compliance.
From 2026, carriers must surrender 100% of verified emissions, up from 70%.
EU ETS expansion will cover methane and nitrous oxide, broadening emissions accounting for shipping.
EES levels will be reviewed quarterly and may change with prior notice.
Export cargo from China is exempt from EES; costs are embedded in freight rates.
The EES tariff is published for January 1 to March 31, 2026, with contact options for questions.
The policy clarifies applicability across non-FMC and FMC regulated trades, including the US and territories.
ONE reiterates commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions across its network.
ONE invites shippers to contact local representatives for questions.
The article notes EU ETS expansion includes emissions from Europe-linked operations.

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