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This feature explores the growing challenge of data scarcity in artificial intelligence, revealing why high-quality, domain-specific data is becoming a bottleneck. Through insights from enterprise leaders, we look at synthetic data, proprietary pipelines, and the open vs closed model debate - all through a commercially grounded lens aimed at AI professionals across Asia.
This article explores the role of Marv, a browser extension from MagicMirror, in protecting APAC enterprises from AI-related data leaks. Through real-time anonymisation and behavioural insights, it offers both a security layer and a lens into team AI usage, making it an indispensable tool for organisations handling sensitive data.
This feature explores the growing challenge of data scarcity in artificial intelligence, revealing why high-quality, domain-specific data is becoming a bottleneck. Through insights from enterprise leaders, we look at synthetic data, proprietary pipelines, and the open vs closed model debate - all through a commercially grounded lens aimed at AI professionals across Asia.
This article explores the concept of AI with empathy, drawing on expert insights from Stanford's Imagination in Action summit. It challenges the dominant narrative of job displacement and technological rivalry, urging a shift towards empathetic, human-centred AI design. Through a mix of research, industry perspectives and cultural reflection, the piece makes a compelling case for alignment, context sensitivity and AI literacy as the true cornerstones of responsible AI adoption across Asia. Written in a conversational yet commercially sharp tone, it invites professionals to see AI not as a threat, but as a potential partner; if we build it right.
This article explores how ChatGPT's Buy It function is reshaping the e-commerce experience across Asia. With AI agents entering the shopping flow, it analyses the implications for consumers, brands and the future of retail, in a voice that is informed, conversational and commercially sharp.
Google's conversational editing feature, powered by Gemini AI, is now available to all eligible Android users. The rollout marks a significant step toward natural-language photo editing, democratising AI creativity but also prompting debate about the meaning of photographic authenticity in an AI-driven era.
Passkeys promise a future without passwords, but their human-centred design clashes with the rise of autonomous AI agents. This piece explores why passkeys may fail in an AI-driven enterprise, how over-permissioned agents create new security risks, and the three critical shifts businesses across Asia need to make to keep authentication future-proof.
This article unpacks SoftBank's $5.4 billion acquisition of ABB Robotics, positioning it as a bold leap into the convergence of artificial intelligence and industrial automation. Written in a sharp editorial tone, it explores the deal's financial logic, strategic risks, and impact across Asia's manufacturing economies.
This article explores how leading Formula 1 teams are adopting AI not just to enhance performance on the racetrack, but also to transform operations and fan engagement. With insights from McLaren and other teams, it reveals the growing role of digital twins, predictive analytics and connectivity in motorsports - all told in a smart, engaging tone tailored to Asia's tech-savvy professionals.
This article explores how South Korea has been catapulted to the forefront of global AI infrastructure, following OpenAI's landmark Stargate partnerships with Samsung and SK Hynix. From surging chip demand to the advent of floating data centres, we unpack what this $500 billion play means for Korea's national ambitions and Asia's AI future.
This article explores how AI's real impact lies in invisible efficiencies across agriculture, retail, and quantum computing. With region-specific examples from Japan and Australia, it argues that AI's quiet revolutions are already here, shaping outcomes behind the scenes and raising questions about how business leaders should adapt.
While GPT-5 shows notable progress, matching or outperforming experts in over 40% of tasks, the benchmark has limitations, capturing only narrow, one-shot deliverables rather than full job complexity. We unpack the implications for business and human-AI collaboration.
This article unpacks AI usage statistics from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Ipsos in 2025. It reveals the dominance of ordinary use cases, the divergence between personal and enterprise adoption, and the paradox of widespread usage despite low trust.
This article explores how AI has transformed the way businesses assign value to data. It analyses vendor strategies, regional implications, and why usability and governance matter more than raw volume. Written in a sharp yet conversational tone for APAC professionals.
Microsoft has added Claude Sonnet 4 and Opus 4.1 to its Copilot platform, signalling a loosening of ties with OpenAI. The move gives enterprises across Asia and beyond greater flexibility in choosing AI models, with options to mix, match, and experiment inside Microsoft 365 and Copilot Studio.
This article examines the safety and legality of Tesla's Full Self-Driving system, exposing its flaws, regulatory loopholes, and Elon Musk's financial motivations. It blends insights from regulators, safety experts, and independent tests to ask whether Tesla's experiment on public roads should still be allowed.
Spotify has cut 75 million tracks as part of a new AI music policy aimed at tackling fraud and spam. This piece explores how AI is reshaping streaming economics, the role of distributors, and the implications for artists and listeners across Asia and beyond.
This article explores Splunk's agentic AI upgrade for observability, its role in monitoring AI agents and infrastructure, and its broader play to become the intelligence layer for enterprises. Written in a smart, warm editorial style, it examines the impact for businesses across Asia.
This article explores Meta's launch of the Ray-Ban Display glasses, considering whether Asia and the wider world are prepared for mainstream AI eyewear. It examines privacy and safety concerns, the risks of distraction, and the regulatory challenges ahead.
This article explores Meta's launch of the Ray-Ban Display glasses, considering whether Asia and the wider world are prepared for mainstream AI eyewear. It examines privacy and safety concerns, the risks of distraction, and the regulatory challenges ahead.
