Stablecoin licensing regime new fintech milestone for Hong Kong
Notable downfalls in the global virtual-asset market in 2022 have put stablecoins under regulatory scrutiny by major jurisdictions.
Australian states block ChatGPT in schools even as critics say ban is futile
Education experts have largely called for ChatGPT and similar programs to be allowed in schools, saying that banning them was like banning Google or other technologies.
AI to handle up to 3,000 claims per hour at Japan call centres
Sompo Japan Insurance Inc. expects it will likely be inundated with calls from policyholders in the event of a large-scale disaster, such as an earthquake.
India seeks to regulate its nascent live commerce sector
India’s nascent live commerce market is expected to notch up a gross merchandise value of around US$5 billion by 2025, according to Redseer Strategy Consultants.
Efforts underway for practical use of “flying bikes” in Japan
Since 2018, a public-private panel set up by the industry and transport ministries has been discussing technologies and systems for transportation in the sky.
CES 2023: Singapore firm offers social media platform for kids where parents retain control
The app’s measures are one up on current parental controls on most platforms for users under 18.
Digital humans make their mark in real life
Designed to increase human interaction, these digital avatars are created by technology powered by artificial intelligence.
Google ‘to challenge antitrust ruling at India’s top court’
The Competition Commission of India had fined the Alphabet Inc unit $161 million for exploiting its dominant position in the market for Android in October 2022.
Chip supremacy gives South Korea more geopolitical freedom: Lawmaker
'Half-baked' chips act needs revising, says Samsung executive-turned-lawmaker, calling it a big step back from her original proposal.
Smart tech shines at China’s expos in 2022
These expos, drawing over 140 countries and regions to participate have emerged as a bridge connecting businesses and promoting exchanges.