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Why Taiwan Still Sits at the Center of the US-China AI Race

Taiwan sits at the center of US-CHINA AI dominance race

Despite billions in US investment and China’s domestic chip push, Taiwan remains the chokepoint in the US-China AI race, with advanced chips, compute infrastructure, and semiconductor power still running through the island.

Singapore’s AI Bet: Growth Without “Jobless Growth”

Singapore is testing whether AI adoption and worker protection can advance together as governments worldwide grapple with the economic risks of automation, with Parliament backing a “no jobless growth” transition before AI-driven labour disruption fully accelerates.

Singapore is testing whether AI adoption and worker protection can advance together as governments worldwide grapple with the economic risks of automation, with Parliament backing a “no jobless growth” transition before AI-driven labor disruption fully accelerates.

Claude Code Leak: Human Error or System Failure at Anthropic?

A routine release at Anthropic exposed 512,000 lines of Claude Code through a source map file, allowing developers to reconstruct and analyze large parts of its internal architecture.

A routine release at Anthropic exposed 512,000 lines of Claude Code through a source map file, allowing developers to reconstruct and analyze large parts of its internal architecture.

Anthropic Signs AI Safety Pact with Australia, Backs Research and Data Centre Plans

Anthropic has signed a non-binding agreement with the Australian Government to collaborate on AI safety, research, and economic impact, marking one of the first partnerships under Australia’s National AI Plan.

Anthropic has signed a non-binding AI safety pact with the Australian Government, combining research funding, system transparency, and data centre alignment as part of the country’s National AI Plan.

Yuanjie Files for Hong Kong IPO after Shaanxi Regulatory Action; Shares Surge

Yuanjie Semiconductor has filed for a Hong Kong IPO after addressing a prior regulatory action over accounting and fund usage issues in its Application Proof, stating that they were non-fraudulent and have been rectified. The move comes amid continued U.S. export restrictions reshaping semiconductor trade and impacting companies such as NVIDIA.

Yuanjie has filed for a Hong Kong IPO following a regulatory action by the Shaanxi Bureau of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, with shares surging days after the filing amid strong market momentum and an AI infrastructure boom.

Anthropic Wins as Judge Temporarily Blocks Trump Administration Ban in DoD Dispute

A federal judge in San Francisco has granted Anthropic a preliminary injunction in its lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Defense, blocking a Trump administration directive that every federal agency would ban the use of Anthropic AI system, Claude.

A federal judge in San Francisco has granted Anthropic a preliminary injunction in its lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Defense, blocking a Trump administration directive that every federal agency would ban the use of Anthropic AI system, Claude.

Investigation: No Office, No Funding, No Filing- Inside Puch AI and ₹25,000 crore UP MoU

The registered office of TurboML is a residential flat in Dwarka of New Delhi. Pic credit: Ministry of Corporate Affairs.

AI FrontPage investigates Puch AI- an Indian start-up that claimed a ₹25,000 crore MoU with UP government.

U.S. Charges Chinese National and Two Americans in AI Chip Smuggling to China: Second Related Case Within a Week

A Chinese national and two U.S. citizens charged for conspiring to smuggle restricted AI technology to China via Thailand. In a separate crackdown, Super Micro co-founder and two Taiwanese nationals charged for diverting AI servers to China.

A Chinese national and two U.S. citizens charged for conspiring to smuggle restricted AI technology to China via Thailand. In a separate crackdown, U.S. citizen and co-founder of Super Micro and two Taiwanese nationals arrested for diverting AI servers to China.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) Was Supposed to Reduce Risk. Now It’s Getting Insured

AI was built to reduce risk. But as its use spreads across everyday business operations, its failures are becoming measurable, legal, and costly. Munich Re’s latest move signals a turning point: AI is no longer just innovation—it is now a risk category being priced, managed, and insured.

AI was built to reduce risk. But as its use spreads, its risks are becoming measurable and costly. Munich Re, a Germany-based global reinsurer and one of the largest in the world, marks a turning point: AI is now a risk category being priced and insured.ng priced, managed, and insured.

Singapore, Japan Deepen AI Cooperation Under Strategic Partnership After PM Talks in Tokyo

ingapore and Japan are strengthening cooperation in artificial intelligence, with a focus on safety, governance, and models that respect local languages and cultures.

ingapore and Japan are strengthening cooperation in artificial intelligence, with a focus on safety, governance, and models that respect local languages and cultures.