AI Anxiety

    China: AI Anxiety Reflects The Perils Of Breakneck Tech Growth

    “AI Anxiety” is real and its growing as fast as the spread of AI in daily life. In China, where the spectacle of humanoid robots performing a perfectly synchronised dance is seen as technological progress, it has also occasioned “AI Anxiety”. It reflects a fear of being outpaced by technology. Of what it could mean…

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    Cross-Stream Art Exhibition at The Hong Kong Arts Centre

      GSIS exemplifying the benefits of bilingual education  

      [The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.]   The German Swiss International School (GSIS) in Hong Kong has long been recognised for the quality of education and breadth of opportunities it provides.  Admitting applicants of all nationalities from kindergarten through to the completion of secondary level, the school offers two streams…

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      Hong Kong’s CK Hutchison expands Panama ports claim as losses ‘surpass’ US$2 billion

        Hong Kong’s CK Hutchison expands Panama ports claim as losses ‘surpass’ US$2 billion

        A subsidiary of Hong Kong conglomerate CK Hutchison Holdings has expanded international arbitration claims against Panama, alleging damages have “escalated beyond US$2 billion” in what it called an “illegal takeover” of ports and property. The expanded claims, announced on Tuesday local time by the Panama Ports Company (PPC), part of Hong Kong tycoon Li Ka-shing’s…

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        US legislative failures are giving China a strategic edge, Anduril exec says

          US legislative failures are giving China a strategic edge, Anduril exec says

          Trae Stephens, co-founder of defense technology firm Anduril Industries, sharply criticized American lawmakers on Tuesday, warning that congressional dysfunction and Silicon Valley arrogance were handing China a strategic opening in the race for military and technological supremacy. Speaking at the Hill and Valley Forum in Washington, Stephens told hundreds of executives and policymakers that the…

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