Opinion | OpenAI agent’s autonomous hack a warning to the world

    Opinion | OpenAI agent’s autonomous hack a warning to the world

    Three years ago, I warned in these pages that the greatest existential threat to humanity might not emerge from a stray asteroid or a cosmic cataclysm but from uncontrolled artificial intelligence (AI). Today, the trajectory towards an AI Armageddon has not merely accelerated, it has violently careered off the rails of human oversight. The academic…

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      China’s Xi says AI ‘should not be a solo performance by a single country’ | Regulation News

      The Chinese leader called for more international cooperation in developing the technology at a conference in Shanghai. Published On 17 Jul 202617 Jul 2026 Artificial intelligence should not be dominated by one country, Chinese President Xi Jinping has said, urging international cooperation on development at a major conference in Shanghai. Xi also emphasised the importance…

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      South Korean President Lee Jae Myung walking with wife Kim Hea Kyung at Seoul airport

        South Korea regulation could cost US states $525 billion, model finds

        NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A new model shows devastating economic losses for U.S. companies if South Korea adopts controversial legislation that would regulate transactions with some American firms as lawmakers warn that the country’s leadership is now “closely aligned with China.” The Online Platform Fairness Act, which is spearheaded by the…

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        Legal Tales | Power of Hong Kong’s new national security regulation must be exercised prudently

          Legal Tales | Power of Hong Kong’s new national security regulation must be exercised prudently

          The recent enactment of the Safeguarding National Security (Procedural Matters) Regulation has generated significant interest and commentary on Hong Kong’s legal landscape. It is recognised that maintaining national security is of paramount importance and that there is a constitutional responsibility on the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region to do so. Under the Basic Law, that…

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            Hong Kong Stablecoin Licensing Rollout Slips Past March

            TLDR Hong Kong has not issued any HKD stablecoin licenses after the March target passed. Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po said authorities would begin issuing licenses in March. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority has not announced any approved stablecoin issuers. An HKMA spokesperson said the authority is actively advancing the licensing process. Reports suggested HSBC…

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