Focus Area
Technology & AI Governance
AI models, biotechnology and low-orbit satellites are advancing faster than the rules that govern them. Governments are starting to bring them under national security controls, and companies must decide how to use them, and with whom, under the new rules. This section tracks the governance and regulation of frontier technology and what those rules mean for industry.
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When AI Models Enter National Security Control: The Anthropic Incident Rewrites the Borders of Advanced AI Commercialization
Citing national security, the U.S. government has ordered Anthropic to pause foreign access to Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5, a sign that advanced AI models are shifting from standard commercial services to heavily regulated strategic capabilities.
From Chip Controls to DNA Synthesis Screening: New Supply Chain Security in the AI Era
The call by the CEOs of the world's leading AI companies for mandatory DNA and RNA synthesis screening reflects a deeper shift: the core of tech governance is moving to supply chains and infrastructure.
The Great Voyage of the Space Economy: LEO Satellites and the New Battlefield of Commercial Applications
Over the next decade, LEO satellites are likely to redefine global connectivity and digital infrastructure. This article explores the impact of Direct-to-Cell technology, the Starlink effect, and space sovereignty.
From Tech Exploration to Business Implementation: Deconstructing the Enterprise AI Application Framework
How can enterprises get AI pilot projects across the valley of death? This article lays out a framework for building intelligent services with real business impact and data moats.