China's AI Export Curbs: Limited Impact on Indonesia's Economy?
China is considering export curbs on AI-related technologies, a move that supports its economy but raises geopolitical risks. Direct impact on Indonesia's economy appears limited, though indirect effects on supply chains warrant attention.
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