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At Singapore launch, Anthropic defends its oversight of how customers use its model, citing AI's dual use risks
Nicholas Gordon, Ashleigh Nghiem Anthropic is unwilling to relinquish all oversight of how customers use its most powerful AI models, citing the “dual use” nature of the technology, co-founder Benjamin Mann said Wednesday.
At Singapore launch, Anthropic defends its oversight of how customers use its model, citing AI’s ‘dual use’ risks
Anthropic is unwilling to relinquish all oversight of how customers use its most powerful AI models, citing the “dual use” nature of the technology, co-founder Benjamin Mann said Wednesday.
At Singapore launch, Anthropic defends its oversight of how customers use its model, citing AI’s ‘dual use’ risks
Technology 4 hours ago Global tech sell-off deepens as enthusiasm for AI stocks wobbles CNN - By Hanna Ziady, John Towfighi • 4h London/New York — Global technology stocks sold off sharply Thursday, as a growing list of worries, including rising borrowing costs and tougher competition from China, caused traders to sour on AI investments. The Nasdaq Composite fell 1.2% shortly after the opening bell.
At Singapore launch, Anthropic defends its oversight of how customers use its model, citing AI’s ‘dual use’ risks
(Credit: Suhaimi Abdullah—Bloomberg via Getty Images) Anthropic is unwilling to relinquish all oversight of how customers use its most powerful AI models, citing the “dual use” nature of the technology, co-founder Benjamin Mann said Wednesday. Sign up to read this article Read news from 100's of titles, curated specifically for you. Email is required Email is already registered. Please sign in instead. Start reading
Beyond the boardroom: Asia's 10 influential women to watch in 2026
Power in Asia extends well beyond the C-suite. Across sport, culture, science and public life, women from the region are reaching the top of their fields—and, increasingly, attracting attention far beyond them. Here are Fortune 's 10 influential women to watch in Asia in 2026. For more, see who made the 2026 Fortune Most Powerful Women Asia list here. An Se-young | South Korea At 24, An Se-young isn't just the world's best women's badminton player.
Beyond the boardroom: Asia’s 10 influential women to watch in 2026 Original
Power in Asia extends well beyond the C-suite. Across sport, culture, science and public life, women from the region are reaching the top of their fields—and, increasingly, attracting attention far beyond them. Here are Fortune's 10 influential women to watch in Asia in 2026. For more, see who made the 2026 Fortune Most Powerful Women Asia list here. An Se-young | South Korea At 24, An Se-young isn't just the world's best women's badminton player.
Beyond the boardroom: Asia’s 10 influential women to watch in 2026
(Credit: Di Yin—Getty Images) Power in Asia extends well beyond the C-suite. Across sport, culture, science and public life, women from the region are reaching the top of their fields—and, increasingly, attracting attention far beyond them. Sign up to read this article Read news from 100's of titles, curated specifically for you. Email is required Email is already registered. Please sign in instead. Start reading
Facebook bereavement leave: How long is long enough? - BBC News
Facebook last week doubled its bereavement leave allowance for its staff. Employees can now take up to 20 days off with pay to mourn the death of an immediate family member. The new policy was announced by Facebook's chief operating officer, Sheryl Sandberg, who has spoken publicly about mourning her husband, Dave Goldberg, who died in 2015.
Tata crisis: How do you sack a boss who won't go? - BBC News
Imagine you work for a company that has been engulfed in a bitter power struggle for weeks. Your chairman was unceremoniously sacked. The management feud has divided directors. Meanwhile your customers just don't know what to think. And to cap it all off, despite the spat being played out in the world's media with a to-and-fro of insult and insinuation, the dumped boss is still very much part of the company.
Tata crisis: How do you sack a boss who won't go? - BBC News
Imagine you work for a company that has been engulfed in a bitter power struggle for weeks. Your chairman was unceremoniously sacked. The management feud has divided directors. Meanwhile your customers just don't know what to think. And to cap it all off, despite the spat being played out in the world's media with a to-and-fro of insult and insinuation, the dumped boss is still very much part of the company.
Filipino farmer strikes gold with cocoa - BBC News
When Filipino farmer Grover Rosit first started growing cocoa trees more than a decade ago he had no idea it would allow him to retire from his day job at the age of 50. Back then, he was working full-time as a postman earning a moderate wage as a government employee of the Philippines Postal Corporation. His wife also earned an average income working as a teacher and he could only dream of ways to supplement the family's earnings to one day send his six young children to university.
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