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KL20 summit 2024 insights: 4 entrepreneurs & investors discuss Malaysia’s startup future
The KL20 Summit 2024 outlines Malaysia’s ambitious plans to become a global startup hub by 2030. Prominent entrepreneurs and investors share their opinions on the summit’s potential impact and the future of Malaysia’s startup ecosystem
Experiments in implementing four-day workweeks show that there are benefits for all
As Singapore releases new guidelines for flexible work arrangements, the call for a four-day or 32-hour workweek is spreading across the globe
How AI startup, Pons.ai, is powering an art collaboration between the artist Coolman Coffeedan and Hong Kong’s M+ cafe
Patrons of the cafe will be able to receive unique AI art creations and could win a piece of work signed by the popular artist and animator known as Coolman Coffeedan
Could AI bring Marilyn Monroe and John Wayne back to our screens?
Late stars of yesteryear on the silver screen again may be one way Hollywood seeks to use AI in film, but ethical qualms and potential legal disputes await
AI doesn’t like to credit its sources. For artists, that’s a problem
There is a creative identity crisis brewing, and generative AI is behind it
Podcasts
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View All →Man vs machine: Is AI pushing creative boundaries or killing it?
AI’s integration in the arts and creative industries sparks debates on ethics and innovation, challenging traditional artistic boundaries
How one artist hacked Google Maps to communicate the limits of AI
Art is based on life, and AI doesn't have one. That's just one reason why the art community is uniquely well-positioned to show us the limitations of AI
AI has made it so that we cannot trust our own eyes. Here’s how we can fight misinformation
Deepfakes are threatening privacy and security. Detection methods using deep learning aim to combat this but there’s a long way to go.
How sustainability rewards app Zero2 is uniting Hong Kongers to go green
At the launch event of its Live Local campaign, Arthur Lam of Negawatt Utility, the prop-tech company behind the app, describes his hope of propelling the city into the next frontier of sustainability
Would Leonardo da Vinci have used AI?
Artificial intelligence could help artists spark an era of free thought and new ideas in the arts and elsewhere
When gig goes big: How AI can transform freelance into fortune
Emerging nations have a real opportunity to leverage AI and cash in on knowledge-based work which allows flexibility
Jeff Bezos commits $60 million to improve alternative proteins
Part of the Bezos Earth Fund’s $1 billion commitment to transforming our food systems, the money will go towards building the Bezos Centers for Sustainable Proteins to improve the taste and affordability of alternative protein products
Ok, doc: Apple Vision Pro is now being used in surgery
The mixed-reality headset, which became available for purchase in the US at the start of February, has made its way into two spinal surgeries in the UK
How Singapore start-up Prefer makes Asia’s first bean-free coffee from repurposing food by-products
We speak to founders Jake Berber and Tan Ding Jie to find out what goes into making a sustainable coffee alternative of the future
Airwallex CEO Jack Zhang on his previous life as an editor and kitchen hand before building a payments platform that supports 100,000 businesses
Airwallex takes the friction out of global payments and financial operations, empowering businesses of all sizes to grow beyond borders. It was launched by Jack Zhang and his four friends after paying exorbitant foreign exchange fees for online purchases. He shares pearls of wisdom from his decades-long career