Governance – TECHNOLOGY TRANSCENDENTS

Global AI Governance: Understanding the EU AI Act, US, China, Singapore, Japan, Korea and the emerging global framework for responsible AI

August 19, 2026

Artificial intelligence is moving from an emerging technology into a general-purpose capability embedded across business, government and society. As organisations increasingly use AI to make recommendations, generate content, analyse information, automate processes and take actions on behalf of people, governments are moving beyond voluntary discussions about AI ethics and beginning to establish formal systems of governance.

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The AI Revolution in Finance: Promise, Peril, and the Path Forward

August 18, 2026

75 percent of industry respondents leveraging AI for tasks such as fraud detection and credit risk modeling. Yet, the rise of generative AI and agentic AI is what truly captures the imagination. Generative AI, despite only gaining traction since 2022, is now used by 71 percent of industry respondents, while agentic AI is already in active adoption among 52 percent. Fintechs, unburdened by legacy systems, lead the charge, with 57 percent adopting agentic AI compared to 45 percent of traditional financial institutions.

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AI for companionship, emotional support, and even long-term relationships: GenAI Regulation

July 13, 2026

Generative AI has evolved well beyond a productivity tool; millions now use conversational AI for companionship, emotional support, coaching and, in some cases, long-term romantic relationships. What began as question-and-answer systems have become increasingly human in their language, personalities and ability to maintain context over extended conversations. i

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AI Agent Registry – Policy to Infrastructure

June 10, 2026

AI Agent Registry – a layer of customisable rules, sanctioned tools, and a registry to track ownership and activities of every AI agent deployed across the public service. Not a policy paper. Not a framework for consultation. Infrastructure. Who owns the agent? What systems can it access? What decisions is it authorised to make? And how can those actions be audited after the fact?