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打击电诈 日警携800多家银行共建防诈网

发布/2026年11月5日 14:11

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据日本警方统计，仅今年1月至9月，电信与网络诈骗造成的损失初步估计已达2610亿日元（约21.7亿新元），预计全年总额将打破2025年创下的3257亿日元历史纪录。 （档案照片）

为遏制日益猖獗的电信与网络诈骗，日本警察厅星期四（11月5日）宣布，将从下周起面向全国807家金融机构共享涉案诈骗账户信息。此举旨在受害者进行首笔转账后及时介入劝阻，防止他们蒙受更大财产损失。

据警方统计，仅今年1月至9月，日本此类诈骗造成的损失初步估计已达2610亿日元（约21亿7000万新元），预计全年总额将打破2025年创下的3257亿日元历史纪录。

数据显示，银行转账占涉案总金额的54.9%，诈骗分子常在获取信任后诱导受害者持续、多次汇款。

此前，日本仅由各都道府县警方在本土与金融机构共享涉案账户，难以应对跨区域犯罪。新系统上线后，警察厅将统一汇总全国报案数据，建立黑名单库。

一旦金融机构监测到有资金转入涉诈账户，系统将向警察厅预警，警方随后会立即安排属地警员登门劝导，提醒当事人及时止损。

埼玉县警方曾于2024年10月在当地试点该机制。目前，日本警察厅已与包括三井住友银行等大型银行及792家地方金融机构完成签约，全面织牢跨区域金融防诈网。

中国对扩大采购美农产品持开放态度 但须先落实对等降税安排

发布/2026年11月5日 15:58

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中国商务部表态对扩大采购美国农产品持开放态度。图为9月27日，美国俄亥俄州金斯曼一座农场内的大豆。 （法新社）

中国商务部表示，对扩大采购美国农产品持开放态度，但前提是中美双方此前达成的“300亿对300亿”对等降税安排落地，并呼吁美国共同降低关税、减少贸易壁垒，为两国农产品贸易创造有利条件。

中国商务部新闻发言人黄玲星期四（11月5日）在例行记者会上说，中美农产品贸易是双边经贸合作的重要组成部分，扩大农业领域合作，既能丰富两国民众的餐桌，也能给两国企业和农民提供稳定的经济收入。

黄玲强调，中方一直对扩大自美采购农产品持开放态度，但前提是双方达成的“300亿对300亿”对等降税安排落地。

她说，希望美方与中方共同努力，通过共同降低关税、减少非关税壁垒、扩大市场准入等方式，为两国农产品贸易创造更多有利条件。

中美今年9月举行第八轮经贸磋商后，宣布就“300亿对300亿”对等降税框架达成共识，同意分别对从对方进口、规模约300亿美元（约383亿新元）的商品降低关税。其中，超过九成商品将免除双方相互加征的关税，享受最惠国关税待遇。

根据双方公布的安排，中国将对美国农产品、个人护理用品、医疗器械及煤炭等商品降低关税；美国则将对中国玩具、家电、婴儿用品等商品降低关税。双方须完成各自国内法律程序后，才同步实施有关安排。

在中方作出最新表态前，中国商务部星期二（3日）公布，中国首席贸易谈判代表李成钢星期一（2日）会见美国农业贸易代表团，双方就中美经贸关系及农产品贸易合作等议题交换意见。

但中美农产品贸易仍面临不确定性。路透社对海关数据的分析显示，尽管双方达成涉及数十亿美元的农产品采购协议，中国今年从美国进口的大豆以外农产品规模，预计仍将降至七年来最低水平，凸显相关协议落实面临的挑战。

All the House districts that flipped in the 2026 midterm elections

November 4, 2026 / 11:32 PM EST / CBS News

Democrats won control of the House of Representatives on Tuesday by flipping more than two dozen Republican-held seats, picking up perennial swing districts and seats that were once considered deep-red. The party’s wins ranged from suburban areas in the Northeastern United States to areas of South Texas that were once viewed as increasingly GOP-friendly.

The 2026 midterm elections were also shaken up by last year’s nationwide mid-decade redistricting gambit, with Texas Republicans shifting several districts rightward at President Trump’s behest, California Democrats moving districts to the left and several other states tweaking their House maps for partisan purposes. Democrats notched several wins under the new maps, while the GOP’s pickups have been more limited so far.

Winners in dozens of races have yet to be projected by CBS News.

Here’s a look at the districts that swung from one party to another:

Upsets

In several districts, Democrats ousted GOP lawmakers who won by double digits two years ago.

• Missouri’s 2nd District: Democrat Fred Wellman unseated GOP Rep. Ann Wagner, who won by 12 points in 2024. Republicans tried to make the St. Louis-area seat slightly redder last year, but the new maps were tossed out in the courts. As recently as September, the Cook Political Report viewed it as solid-red.
• Indiana’s 5th District: Republican Rep. Victoria Spartz lost to Democrat J.D. Ford in one of several election night surprises. Spartz won reelection by just over 18 points in 2024.
• Kentucky’s 6th District: The race between Democrat Zach Dembo and Republican Ralph Alvarado for the open seat was not expected to be competitive, but the election forecasters moved the GOP-held seat toward Democrats in recent weeks. Outgoing Rep. Andy Barr won it by 26 points two years ago.
• Wisconsin’s 1st District: Republican Rep. Bryan Steil, who was first elected in 2018, lost his race to Democrat Mitchell Berman. A Democrat has not represented the district in more than 30 years. Steil won his last reelection by just over 10 points, outperforming Mr. Trump, and the Cook Political Report rated it “Likely Republican” until late September.
• Nevada’s 2nd District: Teresa Benitez-Thompson will be the first Democrat to represent Northern Nevada in decades, after she defeated Republican David Flippo. The seat was left open by the retirement of longtime GOP Rep. Mark Amodei, who won by a nearly 19-point margin in 2024.

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Republican Rep. Victoria Spartz of Indiana speaks to reporters outside the speaker’s office at the Capitol on April 26, 2023. J. Scott Applewhite / AP

Rematches

A few Democrats won against Republicans who they’d faced before — in one case, multiple times.

• Pennsylvania’s 10th District: Democrat Janelle Stelson beat GOP Rep. Scott Perry in a rematch in the district, which is centered on the state capital of Harrisburg.
• Virginia’s 2nd District: Former Democratic Rep. Elaine Luria defeated GOP Rep. Jen Kiggans in a rematch. Luria lost to Kiggans in 2022 after redistricting made the area more favorable to Republicans. The military-heavy district — which includes Virginia’s Eastern Shore and Virginia Beach — has flipped parties four times since 2008.
• Wisconsin’s 3rd District: Democrat Rebecca Cooke ousted two-term Republican Rep. Derrick Van Orden in a rematch in the highly competitive district that covers parts of the western and central areas of the state.
• Iowa’s 1st District: Republican Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks lost to Democrat Christine Bohannon in their third consecutive rematch. Miller-Meeks has a history of close races since she was first elected to Congress by a six-vote margin in 2020.

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Democratic Rep. Elaine Luria of Virginia speaks as the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol holds its final meeting on Capitol Hill on Dec. 19, 2022. J. Scott Applewhite / AP

Northeastern Battlegrounds

Both parties invested in districts in the Northeast, including seats with a history of swinging from one party to another, and a competitive Pennsylvania seat that was held by an overperforming Republican for a decade.

• New Jersey’s 7th District: Republican Rep. Tom Kean Jr., who won the seat in 2022 after redistricting made the district more GOP-friendly, lost to Democrat Rebecca Bennett in the competitive district after he was absent from Congress from early March through most of June. It wasn’t until his return that he disclosed he was diagnosed with depression, resulting in a lengthy hospital stay. The district includes suburbs of New York City — and Mr. Trump’s Bedminster golf club.
• Pennsylvania’s 1st District: Five-term GOP Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick, a moderate who broke with Mr. Trump on Iran and has a long history of surviving tough reelections, lost to Democrat Bob Harvie in this suburban swing district.
• Pennsylvania’s 7th District: After he flipped the district in 2024, GOP Rep. Ryan Mackenzie lost his reelection bid against Democrat Bob Brooks in a district centered on Allentown.
• Pennsylvania’s 8th District: GOP Rep. Rob Bresnahan Jr. lost to Democrat Paige Cognetti, the mayor of Scranton.

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Tight Midwestern Districts

A few Midwestern states will have dramatically different congressional delegations starting next year.

• Michigan’s 4th District: Eight-term Republican Rep. Bill Huizenga was defeated by Sean McCann, who will be the first Democrat to represent the Western Michigan district in nearly a century.
• Michigan’s 7th District: Democrat William Lawrence unseated GOP Rep. Tom Barrett in the swingy Lansing-area district. A progressive, Lawrence won the Democratic primary after two moderates split the vote.
• Michigan’s 10th District: Democrat Christina Hines defeated Mike Bouchard in a Detroit-area district left open by GOP Rep. John James’ unsuccessful run for governor.
• Ohio’s 7th District: Embattled GOP Rep. Max Miller lost his bid for reelection to Democrat Brian Poindexter in the northeastern Ohio district long held by Republicans. Miller defied calls over the summer to end his campaign before a deadline that would have allowed Republicans to replace him on the November ballot amid allegations of domestic abuse — which he denied — toward his ex-wife and young daughter.
• Iowa’s 2nd District: Democrat Lindsay James defeated Republican Joe Mitchell in a district left open by GOP Rep. Ashley Hinson’s unsuccessful Senate campaign.
• Iowa’s 3rd District: GOP Rep. Zach Nunn was unseated by Democrat Sarah Trone Garriott. The flips in Iowa mean the state will go from having an all-Republican House delegation to one with three Democrats and a single Republican.
• Nebraska’s 2nd District: Democrat Denise Powell flipped an Omaha-area seat currently represented by retiring GOP Rep. Don Bacon, a frequent Trump critic. Powell defeated Republican Brinker Harding.

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Michigan Democrat William Lawrence greets supporters at an election night event on Nov. 3, 2026, in Lansing, Michigan. AP Photo/Kristen Norman

Texas

Republicans in the Lone Star State redrew their House maps last year with the goal of picking up as many as five seats that were held by Democrats. Ultimately, one seat flipped to the GOP, and two red districts were captured by Democrats. The shifts coincided with a slate of statewide Democratic wins in Texas, which elected its first Democratic senator and governor in decades.

• Texas’ 32nd District: This was the only redrawn seat that Texas Republicans successfully flipped from Democratic hands. Republican Jace Yarbrough defeated Democrat Dan Barrios in the Dallas-area district.
• Texas’ 15th District: Democratic Tejano music star Bobby Pulido defeated incumbent Rep. Monica De La Cruz in a heavily Latino part of South Texas that swung hard toward Republicans in 2024 but shifted back to Democrats this year, amid economic and immigration concerns. The district was redrawn, replacing most of De La Cruz’s voters.
• Texas’ 23rd District: Democrat Katy Padilla Stout defeated controversial Republican pro-gun personality Brandon Herrera. The district — which includes hundreds of miles of the U.S.-Mexico border — was previously considered safely Republican, but it was left open after moderate Rep. Tony Gonzales admitted to an affair with a staffer who later died by suicide, and resigned in April.

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Latin Grammy winner and Democratic candidate for Texas’ 15th Congressional District, Bobby Pulido, speaks during a joint campaign event in Weslaco, Texas on Oct.25, 2026. Gabriel V. Cardenas /AFP via Getty Images

California

Voters in California approved their own redistricting plan after Texas redrew its maps, aiming at moving several California seats to the left. Democrats have picked up all five of the seats they had hoped to flip.

• California’s 1st District: Democrat Mike McGuire defeated GOP Rep. James Gallagher, who had just won the Northern California seat in June after the death of Republican Rep. Doug LaMalfa. But redistricting made Gallagher’s reelection bid an uphill climb.
• California’s 6th District: Rep. Kevin Kiley, a Republican-turned-independent who still caucuses with the GOP, lost to Democrat Richard Pan. Kiley’s old seat, the 3rd District, was dramatically redrawn and won by an incumbent Democrat who previously held the 6th, netting the Democratic Party one seat.
• California’s 22nd District: GOP Rep. David Valadao lost his reelection bid to Democrat Randy Villegas, making him the last of the House Republicans who voted to impeach President Trump over the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol to leave office. It was made bluer in redistricting, but was viewed as Democrats’ heaviest lift.
• California’s 41st District: This district was shifted closer to Los Angeles and made much bluer, causing incumbent GOP Rep. Ken Calvert to move to another district while Democratic Rep. Linda Sánchez shifted from elsewhere to the 41st. Sánchez easily defeated Republican Mitch Clemmons.
• California’s 48th District: Democrat Marni von Wilpert defeated Republican Jim Desmond in a now-much bluer district. The Southern California seat is currently held by retiring GOP Rep. Darrell Issa, who drew nationwide attention for his time chairing the House Oversight Committee in the Obama era.

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Other Flips

A handful of other districts changed hands.

• North Carolina’s 11th District: Democrat Jamie Ager flipped control of the district, marking the first time a Democrat has won the seat since 2010. He defeated Republican Jennifer Balkcom, who entered the race less than 90 days before the election after GOP Rep. Chuck Edwards ended his campaign as he faced misconduct allegations.
• Colorado’s 8th District: Democrat Manny Rutinel defeated GOP Rep. Gabe Evans, two years after the Republican incumbent flipped the district red. The battleground district stretches northward from Denver.
• Utah’s 1st District: Democrat Ben McAdams won the newly drawn district, which encompasses Salt Lake City and its suburbs. After a lengthy legal battle, court-ordered redistricting produced one Democratic-leaning district in the state, giving the party its best opportunity in nearly a decade to flip one of the state’s four House seats.

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‘People are tired’: Sen.-elect Annie Andrews joins CNN after big win

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美媒曝胡塞向沙特开出巨额战争赔偿

发布/2026年11月5日 14:47

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11月4日，一名居民走过也门首都萨那贴满胡塞武装阵亡士兵与领导人肖像海报的墓地外墙。在持续的冲突下，此类战死者画像已成当地街头日常。 （路透社）

知情人士透露，在胡塞武装袭击沙特阿拉伯在红海的油轮并控制曼德海峡后，沙特当局曾主动联系胡塞武装，询问如何通过谈判结束敌对行动。

《华尔街日报》引述知情人士消息称，伊朗支持的胡塞武装组织提出高达510亿美元（约651亿新元）的赔偿要求，并称这笔款项将用于弥补沙特多年来发动空袭及实施长期封锁所造成的损失。

据透露，双方此后曾讨论过其他金额，但胡塞武装传递的信息十分明确。沙特若想退出这场冲突，代价将高达数百亿美元。此外，胡塞武装据称还要求沙特承认其也门统治者地位。

目前，沙特政府与胡塞武装领导层都未对相关报道做出公开回应。

近期，沙特与胡塞武装互袭力度加大，胡塞武装与沙特支持的也门政府军在多条战线的交火也日趋激烈。

世卫：全球四分之一青少年 每周运动不足一小时

发布/2026年11月5日 15:39

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世卫的研究显示，几乎所有国家和地区的女孩都远不如男孩活跃，近三成女孩一周内没有任何一天达到活跃标准。 （法新社）

（日内瓦法新电）世界卫生组织估计，全球有四分之一11至17岁的青少年几乎不进行任何体育活动，每周运动时间甚至不足一小时。世卫警告，这会显著增加健康风险。

世卫星期三（11月4日）在《柳叶刀全球健康》发表的研究报告，汇集140个国家和地区的数百项人口调查，涉及超过320万名青少年。

每四名11至17岁的青少年中就有一人说，在过去一周内没有任何有一天达到活跃标准，即进行至少60分钟中等至高强度的体育活动。

总体而言，参与研究的青少年平均每周进行体育活动2.7天，只有14%的青少年称每周七天都进行体育活动。

根据研究结果推算，世卫估计有约2亿4000名青少年一周的运动时间不到一小时。

此外，几乎所有国家和地区的女孩都远不如男孩活跃。据估算，28%的女孩一周内没有任何一天达到活跃标准，男孩的比率为22%。只有11%的女孩表示每天运动至少60分钟，男孩则为17%。

世卫警告，缺乏运动是患上心脏病、二型糖尿病和某些癌症的主要风险因素。

世卫在声明中说：“帮助年轻人尽早养成积极运动的习惯，对于保护他们的健康、减轻这些疾病造成的全球负担至关重要。”

世卫总干事谭德塞强调：“解决之道并非要求青少年更努力运动，而是要建设学校、街道和社区，让人们可以安全、轻易且习以为常地在这些场所活动、玩耍和保持活跃。”

世卫强调，青少年的体育活动受到生活环境的影响，这包括交通方式、能否获得安全空间以及能否安全步行或骑自行车等因素。

世卫认为，各国须制定政策，让运动成为日常生活中便捷、安全且人人可参与的一部分。

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遗传性乳腺癌卵巢癌基因检测 12月1日起可享津贴

发布/2026年11月5日 11:53 杨漾

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健卫部指出，突变基因携带者，无论男女，都可能将该突变遗传给下一代。HBOC基因检测津贴因此适用于所有符合条件的公众，不分性别。 （档案照片）

从今年12月1日起，符合条件的公众可前往新加坡国立癌症中心、新加坡国立大学癌症中心，以及陈笃生医院，接受享有津贴的遗传性乳腺癌和卵巢癌基因检测。

扣除津贴后，只要保健储蓄存款充足，公众就可全额使用保健储蓄支付检测费用，无须自掏腰包。

保健卫生部星期四（11月5日）发文告宣布相关津贴详情时，建议三类人接受遗传性乳腺癌和卵巢癌（Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer，简称HBOC）基因检测：

患有乳腺癌或卵巢癌，且具有相关遗传风险因素的患者；

携带HBOC相关基因变异者的直系亲属；

有明显相关家族病史，但没有已患癌、可接受检测的直系亲属的人。

符合上述检测条件的新加坡公民和永久居民，可根据经济状况获得最高七成津贴，不分男女。建国一代和立国一代的乐龄者可享有额外津贴。

扣除津贴后，公众可使用保健储蓄支付余款。在“慢性疾病和预防治疗保健储蓄计划”明年1月1日生效前，公众可先使用现有的保健储蓄500／700计划限额，支付相关检测费用。

此外，年满60岁者也可使用灵活健保储蓄，支付剩余费用。

对于检测结果呈阳性的患者，医生也会建议他们的直系亲属接受基因检测。这类“级联检测”（cascade testing）同样可享有津贴，并可使用保健储蓄支付费用。

健卫部在文告中指出，无论男女，携带相关基因变异者都可能将变异基因遗传给下一代。当局鼓励不确定自己或家人是否需要接受检测的公众咨询医生，由医生评估风险，并在必要时安排转介。

根据文告，每150名新加坡人中，约有一人携带与HBOC相关的基因变异。携带这类基因变异的女性，一生中患上乳腺癌或卵巢癌的风险，比一般女性高出四倍至九倍。

健卫部估计，每年约有2000人可受惠于基因检测津贴，包括检测结果呈阳性者的家属。

社会政策统筹部长兼保健卫生部长王乙康今年3月在国会拨款委员会辩论部门开支预算时宣布，继家族性高胆固醇血症之后，基因检测津贴范围将进一步扩大至HBOC。

两预防性切除手术 纳入终身健保和保健储蓄保障

另一方面，健卫部早前已宣布，将终身健保和保健储蓄的适用范围，扩大至预防性乳房切除手术，以及预防性输卵管和卵巢切除手术，以减轻HBOC相关基因变异检测呈阳性、并选择接受手术者的医疗负担。

其中，预防性乳房切除手术已于今年9月28日纳入，预防性输卵管和卵巢切除手术则将在今年底前纳入。

根据不同的预防性乳房切除手术类别，终身健保的索赔顶限介于2310元至2460元，保健储蓄的提款顶限则介于2380元至2540元。

王毅：中柬要严打电诈 不让电诈犯罪死灰复燃

发布/2026年11月5日 11:56

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中共政治局委员、中国外交部长王毅（右）星期三（11月4日）下午在北京会见来华出席澜湄合作第十一次外长会的柬埔寨副首相兼外交大臣布拉索昆。 （新华社）

中共政治局委员、中国外交部长王毅在与柬埔寨副首相兼外交大臣布拉索昆会面时说，中缅要严打电诈，不让电诈犯罪死灰复燃。

据中国外交部官网消息，王毅星期三（11月4日）下午在北京会见赴华出席澜湄合作第十一次外长会的布拉索昆（Prak Sokhonn）。

王毅说，面对变乱交织的国际局势，中柬全面战略合作的稳定性和坚韧性愈发凸显。作为柬埔寨最可靠的战略依托，中方将继续坚定支持柬方走好符合本国国情的发展之路，愿同柬方加强战略沟通，共迎外部挑战，更好促进各自现代化建设。

他说，双方要共同做好下阶段高层交往筹备工作，加强战略沟通，维护共同战略利益。推进“工业发展走廊”和“鱼米走廊”建设，深化基建、农业等领域务实合作。

王毅强调，中柬要严打电诈不停步，决不让电诈犯罪死灰复燃。推动澜湄合作项目切实落地，不断增进人民福祉。加强在中国-亚细安（中国称东盟）、东亚合作等多边平台协调配合，推动构建更加公正合理的全球治理体系。

据路透社报道，王毅星期三在北京举行的联合记者会上说，中国与参与澜沧江—湄公河合作的东南亚国家，应加强执法与安全领域的一体化合作。

据中国外交部网站消息，王毅星期二（11月3日）至星期三在北京主持澜沧江—湄公河合作第十一次外长会，并分别与西哈萨，老挝副总理兼外长通沙万（Thongsavanh Phomvihane），以及缅甸国家计划、投资与对外经济部部长昂觉霍（Aung Kyaw Hoe）会晤。

王毅与西哈萨会晤时说，中国愿同泰国筹备好下阶段高层交往，为两国关系提供战略保障，同时继续开放超大规模市场，鼓励更多企业赴泰投资兴业，拓展人工智能、算力中心、半导体等新兴领域合作。他也呼吁双方加大联合打击网赌电诈力度，彻底铲除犯罪滋生土壤。

在与通沙万会晤时，王毅指出，中老要用好中老经济走廊合作联委会机制，加快推进中老铁路建设和经贸、矿产等领域合作。双方要密切在多边和地区事务中的团结协作，推动中老命运共同体建设取得更多务实成果。

王毅与昂觉霍会晤时提到，中国支持缅甸实现政治和解，支持缅甸新政府稳定局势、发展经济、改善民生、实现振兴，并称中缅要统筹发展和安全，稳步推进中缅经济走廊重点项目，加强能源资源等领域合作，加大打击网赌电诈力度，阻止妙瓦底乱象死灰复燃。

Meta高管警告人口崩溃在即 急需AI弥补劳动力缺口

发布/2026年11月5日 11:34

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Meta高管舒尔茨警告称，全球生育率持续下滑，意味着50年后世界人口将大幅缩减。随着全球总人口预计最早于2064年触顶，老龄化与人均寿命延长将使适龄劳动力萎缩得更快。 （路透社档案照片）

脸书母公司Meta首席数据官舒尔茨（Alex Schultz）警告，全球面临迫在眉睫的“人口崩溃”风险，社会极需人工智能（AI）带来的生产力跃升，以填补未来劳动力的严重缺口。

舒尔茨星期三（11月4日）在英国《金融时报》“人工智能未来峰会”上指出，全球生育率持续下滑，意味着50年后世界人口将大幅缩减。随着全球总人口预计最早于2064年触顶，老龄化与人均寿命延长将使适龄劳动力萎缩得更快。

他认为，国际社会对人口崩溃的思考仍不充分，未来如何赡养日益庞大的老年群体，已是全人类必须直面的核心命题。在这一背景下，科技巨头正极力向外界证明斥巨资研发AI的合理性。

舒尔茨透露，AI工具已在法务、软件开发等领域大幅节省人力。但他也指出，当前仍有部分员工在“徒耗算力代币却未创价值”，其内部团队高效利用该技术的比例尚不足一半。

针对“AI剥夺就业”的普遍恐慌，舒尔茨反驳称，先进工具不会消灭工作，只会重构工作性质并催生新需求。