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Online services market expansion to continue amid Covid-19 crisis, industry executives say
Online education and video gaming providers are among the biggest beneficiaries of stay-at-home measures. The expansion of online services is allowing more jobseekers with the relevant skills to find new opportunities, as more offline operations go digital.
Digi partners with TM to expand its fibre broadband offerings nationwide
Digi has collaborated with TM's wholesale arm to expand its fibre coverage to potentially three million more households.
Experts blame protests, pandemic for spike in HK complaints of cyberbullying, online harassment
Victims suffer online abuse, threats and obscenities as netizens attack political rivals. Cyberbullying cases rise as Hongkongers spend more time online during pandemic.
Amazon Prime Video is finally getting user profiles
For the longest time, Amazon Prime Video has been missing a key feature familiar to users of other streaming platforms like Netflix: user profiles.
Data privacy concerns weigh heavily on China’s AI leadership ambitions amid US trade sanctions
China’s widely held advantage in AI is the huge amount of data generated by its more than 900 million Internet users, the world’s biggest online population. The country’s top lawmaking body has started reviewing a draft data security legislation that aims to protect individual privacy, while also promoting the relevant use of data.
Jack Ma encourages more AI cooperation as Elon Musk says Tesla is close to L5 autonomous driving
Alibaba Group Holding founder Jack Ma said the Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated the adoption of artificial intelligence and digital technologies across a range of industries, including healthcare and farming.
Japanese college dropout builds US$560mil fortune through AI firm
Taku Toguchi knew he wanted a career in artificial intelligence as far back as when he was a teenager.
China calls for joint development in AI to reduce risk of technology gap between rich and poor countries
China’s AI industry continues to grow, with core activities in the sector valued at US$7bil and the number of AI enterprises exceeding 2,600 at the end of 2019. The conference attracted executives from nearly 500 companies and institutions, including US firms Intel, Tesla, Microsoft and Nvidia, as well as scientists and scholars.
The virus has trapped US$111bil of luxury spending in China; shoppers turn to e-commerce, livestreaming
Jeff Meng, a 25-year-old watch lover from a well-heeled Guangdong family, had 160,000 yuan (RM97,483) burning a hole in his pocket. He could not find the Rolex Daytona watch he wanted, dubbed “panda” for its black-and-white face, anywhere in China.
Facebook not doing enough to fight discrimination, audit says
Facebook Inc has not done enough to fight discrimination on its platform and some of its decisions were setbacks for civil rights, according to an independent audit commissioned by the company, the New York Times reported.