Launch of the Latest Version of AI Program Grok 3:
Elon Musk, owner of X and CEO of Tesla and SpaceX,
announced that his company, xAI, will unveil the latest version
of the “Grok 3” artificial intelligence program on Monday night.
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China’s Central Bank
European Union
Launch of the Latest Version of AI Program Grok 3
Elon Musk, owner of X and CEO of Tesla and SpaceX,
announced that his company, xAI, will unveil the latest version
of the “Grok 3” artificial intelligence program on Monday night.
Musk posted on X that “Grok 3” will be showcased in a live broadcast at 8 PM Pacific Time,
describing it as “the smartest AI on Earth.”
During an industrial conference in Dubai last week,
Musk mentioned that “Grok 3” was in its final development stages,
with an expected launch within one to two weeks.
He stated, “We believe it will be the best AI model ever created.
This might be the last time an AI model surpasses Grok.”
Musk previously made a free version of Grok available on X,
enabling users to generate text and images from simple natural language queries.
xAI, founded in July 2023, raised $6 billion in December to accelerate its AI technology development.
China’s Central Bank Governor: Strong Economy & Policies to Support Growth
Pan Gongsheng, Governor of the People’s Bank of China,
stated that China’s consumer demand and price growth could strengthen,
supported by a stable economy and reduced risks in local government debt and the real estate sector.
Speaking at a conference in AlUla, Saudi Arabia, Pan emphasized that China
will adopt a more proactive fiscal policy and an accommodative monetary policy to support economic growth.
He also noted that the yuan remains largely stable and that China’s economic fundamentals are strong.
However, Pan acknowledged that China, like other emerging economies,
faces challenges due to rising trade protectionism, geopolitical tensions, and global economic fragmentation.
Despite these challenges, he reaffirmed Beijing’s commitment to reforms and
economic openness during his speech at an event organized by the IMF and Saudi Ministry of Finance.
EU Considers New Trade Restrictions to Protect Its Farmers Amid Rising Reciprocity Policies
According to the Financial Times on Sunday, the European Union plans to tighten import
restrictions on certain agricultural products to protect its farming sector.
This move aligns with U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade policies based on reciprocity principles.
According to three officials familiar with the matter,
the European Commission is expected to approve an in-depth study on imposing stricter import standards this week.
These measures may include restrictions on U.S. crops, such as soybeans grown with pesticides banned in the EU,
potentially escalating trade tensions between both sides.
A White House official responded, stating that Trump’s administration
continues to support American farmers and ensure fairer trade,
emphasizing the U.S. push to open global markets for its high-quality agricultural products.
Launch of the Latest Version of AI Program Grok 3