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Asia’s rise as a new benchmark in AI ethics and governance

Ultimately, Asia’s rise in AI ethics and governance represents a structural shift in global technology architecture. It is not a rejection of global standards, but an expansion of them into a more pluralistic, scalable, and context-aware model designed for large-scale human systems.

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When AI agents start acting on our behalf, security gets more complicated

Southeast Asia’s businesses are moving quickly from AI experimentation to AI delegation. The next challenge is making sure autonomous systems do not become the weakest link in enterprise security.

AI drives 84 percent of breaches in Singapore as attackers outpace defenders

Artificial intelligence (AI) has been involved in 84 percent of reported security breaches in Singapore over the past 12 months, enabling attackers to operate with greater speed and scale than many organizations can defend against, a survey showed Wednesday.

Malaysia must build its own digital capabilities to ensure economic resilience, says Digital Minister

Malaysia’s future economic resilience will depend on its ability to build sovereign digital capabilities rather than merely host foreign technology infrastructure, its Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo said on Thursday.

Malaysia’s AI, smart mobility firms secure $115M export pipeline in Japan

Malaysian technology companies secured more than MYR 450 million ($115.09 million) in potential export opportunities at SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026, driven by growing international demand for artificial intelligence (AI), smart mobility and autonomous technology solutions, according to the Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC).

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AI agents are creating a new kind of data risk enterprises can’t see

The race to adopt AI is moving faster than the race to govern it. The organizations that close that gap first — not by slowing AI adoption, but by building the visibility and governance to match it — will be the ones that turn AI from a liability into a genuine competitive advantage.

GIC backs Anthropic-linked new AI-native enterprise services firm

Singapore's investor GIC is backing Anthropic-linked new artificial intelligence (AI)-native enterprise services firm.

Thailand approves $29B investment wave as data center demand surges

Thailand’s Board of Investment (BOI) has approved six major projects worth a combined 958 billion baht ($29 billion), led by a large-scale data infrastructure expansion by TikTok System (Thailand) Co., Ltd., underscoring the country’s growing role as a regional hub for data centers, cloud services and artificial intelligence (AI)-driven digital…

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Why orchestration matters for your CRM AI strategy

The next phase of CRM AI maturity will come down to execution, especially whether businesses can make AI work reliably in day-to-day operations. Closing that gap requires more than technical capability alone. It requires stronger coordination across systems, journeys, and teams so AI can deliver meaningful outcomes in practice.

Singapore’s AI adoption remains limited and at an early stage

The artificial intelligence (AI) adoption in Singapore remains limited and at an early stage, its Ministry of Manpower said in a recent report.