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台灣經濟成長有望突破10% 專家預期GDP成長率達9.64%
台灣經濟部長龔明鑫表示，受惠於AI產品強勁需求及出口優於預期，今年GDP成長率有望突破10%。台灣經濟研究院預測今年GDP成長率為9.33%，主計總處則上修至9.64%。
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Pew Research Poll: Americans Use AI Chatbots More, But Remain Skeptical of Impact
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Most Americans Skeptical of AI's Long-Term Impact Despite Growing Daily Use, Pew Study Finds
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US National Pride Declines Sharply, Generational Divide Widens Ahead of 250th Anniversary
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UK Watchdog Orders Google to Increase Search Ranking Transparency
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