Meta is giving its AI agent access to apps, services, computers, and eventually the world seen through its glasses. The bigger Muse gets, the bigger the trust boundary...
Year: 2026
Law firms are embracing AI: Governing it will be harder
AI is moving into the legal sector fast. In Singapore, the Singapore Academy of Law (SAL) has already rebuilt its flagship research platform, LawNet, around AI. Across APAC, most...
Singapore’s quantum bet moves from qubits to factories: But the real test is still ahead
Universal Quantum's decision to establish its first R&D competency centre outside Europe in Singapore is more than a routine regional office announcement. The centre will work on ion-trap...
More than a stunt: Claudeforce is a serious AI alliance still waiting for enterprise proof
Claudeforce may be the most awkwardly named serious enterprise AI partnership of the year. The branding practically invites scepticism: Salesforce and Anthropic have fused their names, declared...
The agentic AI battleground: Who will control the enterprise orchestration layer?
The chatbot era was easy to demo. A model answered a question, sounded human and promised a cheaper future for customer service. Then companies tried to...
AI is leaving the chat window: Why enterprise governance must move at machine speed
For the past two years, enterprise AI governance has focused on a familiar question: can a human trust what a model produces? That framing assumes there...