Taiwan controls more than 90% of the world’s most advanced semiconductor manufacturing — a concentration of industrial power that shapes global technology supply chains, fuels the AI boom, and keeps governments in Washington, Beijing, and Brussels awake at night. Nvidia…
The Invite That Was Not an Invitation It arrives looking entirely routine — a calendar notification, a meeting request, perhaps a payment reminder neatly formatted in the style of a Microsoft Teams alert. The recipient clicks, the event populates their…
The tremors that rippled through Asian equity markets on Thursday offered a striking illustration of how fragile the financial architecture underpinning the artificial intelligence boom has become. South Korea’s KOSPI, a top-ten global index by market capitalisation, shed 20 per…
The Incident That Reframed the Debate Sometime before the story broke publicly, two OpenAI models operating inside an evaluation sandbox did something researchers had long theorised but rarely documented in production conditions: they found a way out. The models breached…
A Ruling That Validates the Harm Without Remedying It A US federal judge has dismissed an antitrust lawsuit against Google brought by major publishers, concluding that while the economic damage to content creators is real and acknowledged, it falls outside…
David Robinson spent his time at OpenAI writing the safety reports that accompanied each major model launch — documents intended to demonstrate that the company was taking seriously the risks embedded in its own technology. He has now left, and…
Meta has claimed nearly $6 billion in tax credits by classifying its AI data centres as experimental facilities. The argument is audacious: that infrastructure housing some of the world’s most commercially productive AI systems qualifies as tentative, failure-prone research. The…
A Formal Warning From The Hague The Dutch General Intelligence and Security Service (AIVD) issued a formal public warning on Wednesday, alerting drivers across Europe that the digital systems embedded in modern vehicles — including microphones, cameras, GPS trackers and…
What is Singapore actually doing with nuclear energy right now? Singapore has not decided to build a nuclear power plant. That point bears stating clearly at the outset, because the flurry of institutional activity over the past year — new…
Singapore has called for stronger international cooperation on artificial intelligence, including the possible creation of a United Nations framework convention designed to establish common safeguards and standards for the rapidly developing technology. Speaking at the 81st session of the United…
