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Will AI trigger new global crisis? Economist explains what Belarusians can expect

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A man walks past stands labeled AI at the "Physical Artificial Intelligence and World Model" conference on October 21, 2026, in Nanjing, China. Photo: Yang Bo/China News Service/VCG via Getty Images

The artificial intelligence bubble could burst, triggering a new global crisis. Prominent investors and tech leaders are sounding the alarm. In China, AI-related companies have already lost hundreds of billions of dollars in market value. Belsat spoke with economist Yaraslau Ramanchuk about the AI bubble's threat to the global economy, the consequences Belarusians may face, and whether artificial intelligence will continue to displace people in the labor market.