AI is not about replacing humans. It's about amplifying human potential."
— Fei-Fei Li
Neelam Sharma is a passionate storyteller, and journalist with over a decade of experience across leading Indian media houses.
Known for her calm presence on screen and powerful storytelling off it, Neelam brings a rare blend of credibility, creativity, and empathy to journalism. Her strength lies in ground reporting and research-driven narratives that connect with the heart of the audience. Whether covering social issues, human-interest features, or breaking news, she combines factual depth with a human touch—making every story not just informative.
Samsung Electronics is rolling out ChatGPT Enterprise and Codex to employees in Korea and its global Device eXperience division as the company expands the use of AI across technical and business operations.
Indonesian President’s flagship Free Meals Initiative for 83 million kids and pregnant women across the archipelago has come under criticism for corruption and mismanagement charges.
Liu insisted that he doesn’t want his “brothers” to lose their jobs amid automation adoption in the company’s workforce.
Singapore’s first SID–Gallup Workplace Report finds just 14% of employees engaged at work — among the lowest in Southeast Asia and unchanged since 2019 — even as the government readies the workforce for an AI-led economic transition.
India’s PM Research Chair Scheme offers 120 posts to Indian-origin researchers abroad across 13 sectors, including AI and semiconductors. Apply by 15 July.
UN leaders have called for a global effort to tackle hate speech, radicalism and misinformation on social media amplified by AI.
Noam is widely recognized for his 2017 seminal paper “Attention is All You Need” that introduced transformer models.
MEXT’s AI-powered predictive memory technology is designed to make flash storage behave more like DRAM, addressing a growing challenge in modern data center infrastructure.
Huang compared anxiety around AI to fear of cars among people in the old days.
The signatories warned that AI is accelerating the speed and scale of military operations, while raising concerns over accountability and compliance with international humanitarian law.
