Joyce Hooi
No one can stop the next form of legalised gambling
Prediction markets are becoming too big to be illegal; you can bet on it
How I knew when to start backing Novo Nordisk’s biggest rival instead
The Danish firm’s complacency is its undoing in the weight-loss drug war
When AI stops hallucinating, where will that leave consultants?
The errors in Deloitte’s AI-assisted report were fixable. The existential threat to the consulting industry is not
Aunt AI-gony will see you now
Chatbots are no longer just productivity tools – they’re becoming part of how we process our inner lives
Meta has an algorithm problem – just not the one it thinks it has
The tech giant, in its quest to solve cutting-edge problems, has aroused primal instincts
The golden age of financial esoterica beckons
Fringe financial assets are joining the mainstream under a far friendlier regulatory regime
No country for Mad Men
The writing is on the wall for the ad industry – and it’s being written by a large-language model
Billionaire fatigue: When ridicule is all we have left
We used to be sick and tired of venality. Now, we’re just tired.
Should SingPost stop delivering letters?
Mail volumes are down and pressure is mounting. Might be time to return letters to sender, post-haste
Eyes wide shut: When tech bros want to scan your eyeballs
When you gaze long into the abyss, beware who gazes back at you
