[BIS Warning: Artificial Intelligence Disrupts Macro Signals, May Increase Risk of Misjudgment in Interest Rate Decisions] Deep Tide TechFlow reports, on July 28, citing data from Jintou, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) stated that the artificial intelligence boom is influencing macroeconomic assessments through investments, asset prices, and demand expansion, increasing the risk of "calibration errors" in central banks' interest rate decisions. The report pointed out that in the short term, investments and consumption related to artificial intelligence infrastructure may drive inflation, while in the long term, productivity improvements could bring deflationary effects. However, central banks currently find it difficult to accurately distinguish between the two. Overestimating productivity gains and underestimating inflationary pressures could lead to interest rates remaining too low, accumulating inflation risks. Meanwhile, the Monetary Authority of Singapore warned that global growth is becoming increasingly dependent on the artificial intelligence and semiconductor industries. If related investments cool down, it could drag down the global economy and impact Asian exports and supply chains.