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AI governance

Technology

AI development may be progressing too fast to manage risks effectively: UN experts

The rise of AI introduces an additional layer of complexity because investors are no longer simply evaluating products and services.
Opinion & Features
THINKING ALOUD

Investors should pay more attention to AI firms’ corporate governance

Anthropic noted the irony of being penalised by the kind of opaque government authority and process it has spent years arguing should be more transparent.
Opinion & Features

Anthropic vs Trump administration: Who decides the use of advanced AI?

Civilisations generally build powerful technologies faster than they develop the capacity to govern them wisely, says the writer.
Opinion & Features

Humanity isn’t ready for the coming intelligence explosion

The call to rethink Singapore’s social architecture is well-intentioned, but it understates the extent to which the nation has already acted.
Opinion & Features

Scarcity has shifted, not disappeared: The premise of AI abundance needs sharper evidence

Those arguing for public equity in AI suggest that the technology behind it arises from decades of publicly funded research, and that the public should gain from the upside.
Opinion & Features

If AI is a public good, nationalisation should be considered

For many decision-makers, the beliefs on AI capabilities will not matter.
Opinion & Features

The parrot argument about AI is dead. The question now is permission

The emergence of frontier artificial intelligence models that can identifiy vulnerabilities in code will likely increase the volume and speed of attacks on IT infrastructure.
Opinion & Features

Will the step forward in frontier AI mean a step backward in cybersecurity?

Many users are so eager to capture AI productivity gains that they are cobbling together a messy mix of tools on risky platforms such as OpenClaw.
Columns

AI’s future at work looks more like OpenClaw than OpenAI

As more advanced AI models enter real-world testing, organisations are being forced to contend not just with more sophisticated threats, but with the speed at which they unfold.
Opinion & Features

Cybersecurity’s Tower of Babel: Why we are still lost in translation

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