AI

AI training should be judged by work quality, says Tribe Academy’s Felicia Tan [Q&A]

Tribe Academy Director Felicia Tan discusses measuring AI training after 30, 60 and 90 days, preserving domain judgment, and redesigning work around AI.

Apple enters foldable market with $1,999 iPhone Duo

Apple has unveiled the $1,999 iPhone Duo, its first foldable handset, with a 7.6-inch inner display, A20 Pro chip and October 23 release.

NEXTDC seeks A$1.1B through convertible notes for AI data centers

Australian data center operator NEXTDC plans to raise A$1.1 billion through convertible notes to fund its domestic infrastructure pipeline as AI-driven capital spending rises.

Zankore secures up to $3.1B financing for Southeast Asia AI infrastructure buildout

Zankore has signed a senior term loan facility of up to $3.1 billion and is building an initial 100 MW of NVIDIA AI infrastructure in Indonesia.

Malaysia targets $5B in GDP gains from AI annually: Communications Minister

Malaysia is targeting as much as MYR20 billion ($4.7 billion) a year in additional economic output from artificial intelligence (AI) by 2030 and wants to shift from building data centres to applying AI across its economy.

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Meta launches Muse personal AI agent in the US

Meta has launched Muse, a personal AI agent that can work across connected apps, continue tasks in the background and seek approval for sensitive actions. It is rolling out first in the United States through a dedicated app and WhatsApp.

Oracle plans global HPE Juniper rollout for AI data centers

Oracle plans to expand HPE Juniper routing, switching and telemetry across its global AI data center network, though commercial terms remain undisclosed.

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Australia proposes social media algorithm opt-out

Australia has proposed requiring social media platforms to offer users a choice between personalized recommendations and a feed limited to accounts they follow, alongside a broader digital duty of care for online services.

AI attacks are faster, but defensive choke points remain, says Ensign InfoSecurity’s Teo Xiang Zheng [Q&A]

Ensign InfoSecurity’s Teo Xiang Zheng explains where frontier AI models still struggle during cyberattacks and which controls continue to create defensive friction.

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AI is only as valuable as the discipline behind it

Adobe JAPAC President Ben Goodman argues that AI value depends on how well organizations connect data, content and workflows while maintaining trust and operational discipline.