Opinion and analysis on tech in Singapore. Beyond headlines, our editors and invited leaders unpack why trends matter—regulation, AI adoption, talent, cybersecurity, funding cycles, and consumer shifts. Pieces here are argued, sourced, and edited for clarity. Expect context around local policy, practical implications for teams and users, and clear takes you can agree—or disagree—with. We welcome thoughtful debate.
Anthropic launched its most powerful AI model ever. Three days later, the US government shut it down.
Anthropic launched Claude Fable 5 on 9 June 2026 — its most powerful public model ever. Three days later, a US government export control directive shut it down globally. Here’s what happened and why it matters.
Which Jobs Are Most Impacted by AI in 2026?
The jobs most impacted by AI in 2026 span customer service, data entry, entry-level coding, and bank tellers — but physical AI and humanoid robots are now threatening blue-collar roles too. Here is what the data actually shows.
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[Commentary] AI Is Reshaping Work And No One Is Ready For It
When the market sneezes, everyone catches the cold. But this time, the market has a mild flu — and everyone still catches the cold. The virus? AI. AI has broken the usual mould of how retrenchment works. Even before the arrival of Artificial General Intelligence, its current form has already proven sufficient for organisations to…
Anthropic Withheld Claude Mythos Preview — Here Is What the Security Industry Needs to Learn
Anthropic’s decision to withhold Claude Mythos Preview over its cybersecurity capabilities is more than a cautionary tale — it is a concrete demonstration of a threat environment that demands hardware-rooted security architecture.
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[Commentary] The Use of AI: How Employees Learn to Trust AI
Most companies are now more open to artificial intelligence (AI). Almost every large company is experimenting with the technology in some form, including many organisations across Singapore and the wider Asia-Pacific (APAC) region. According to BCG, 78% of surveyed employees in APAC, including Singapore, said they use AI at work, compared to 72% globally. Nevertheless,…
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