The AI industry likes to frame its future around increasingly powerful models and ever-more-capable AI agents. However, beneath the headlines about reasoning breakthroughs and autonomous agents...
Month: June 2026
AI’s forgotten problem: Plaud’s Nathan Xu on building AI that remembers what matters
As AI agents become increasingly capable of performing knowledge work, a critical question remains: how do they acquire the context that humans take for granted? Nathan...
From checkpoints to continuous identity: The biometric future of air travel in APAC
As global air travel surges back to record levels, the aviation industry is undergoing a fundamental shift from recovery to reinvention. Airports and airlines are no...
Trust before intelligence: Why agentic finance needs governance to scale
At this year's SuperAI conference in Singapore, much of the conversation around AI revolved around capability. AI agents are becoming more autonomous, more sophisticated and increasingly capable of...
The software engineer’s AI reckoning: Less coding, more thinking
How will enterprises deploy AI at scale without rebuilding decades of technology infrastructure? According to Simon Ritter, deputy CTO at Azul, the AI era is not rendering...
Self-checkout’s second act: Why Diebold Nixdorf sees AI as retail’s new loss prevention layer
Self-checkout was meant to improve retail economics. Instead, it exposed a new margin leak. Retail shrink hit US$112.1 billion in 2022, according to the National Retail Federation (NRF),...