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- July 13, 2026
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OpenAI has released a prompting guide for everyday users, not developers. Instead of rigid formulas, it suggests four optional building blocks: goal, context, format, and constraints. The core advice is simple: describe the result you want, not the steps to get there. It’s the first time OpenAI covers both Chat and Codex in a single […]
The Ideal AI Device
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- May 24, 2026
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TL;DR OpenAI and Jony Ive are developing a new AI-first device, and rather than guessing what it will be, this post explores what the ideal AI device should look like … a calm, discreet, deeply intelligent companion that augments daily life through design simplicity, ambient intelligence, and human-centered interaction. The Ideal AI Device – Brief […]
How to Incorporate a Company in the Cayman Islands or BVI from Singapore: A Practical 2026 Guide
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- June 28, 2026
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How to Incorporate a Company in the Cayman Islands or BVI from Singapore: A Practical 2026 Guide Cayman Islands and British Virgin Islands (BVI) companies are the world’s most commonly used offshore corporate structures for VC fund vehicles, cross-border investment holding, international IP ownership, and pre-IPO restructuring. Singapore-based founders and investors frequently establish Cayman or […]
Is Artificial Intelligence Causing Journalists to “Deskill”? Exploring Journalistic Deskilling/Upskilling in the AI Age
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- June 28, 2026
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Research by Shangyuan Wu (National University of Singapore). AI’s growing role in news production risks journalists losing core reporting and thinking skills, making it crucial they consciously limit reliance on automation while upskilling in verification, storytelling, ethical and original use of AI to preserve journalism’s human-centered moral core. Type: Research Title: Taylor & Francis Online