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- ServiceNow unveiled six security solutions with AI agents called AI Specialists to enable prevention-first, AI-native cyberdefence - ServiceNow's risk and security business unites exposure management, identity, cyber-physical, incident response, and compliance as one governed motion  ServiceNow, the AI control tower for business reinvention, has accelerated its Autonomous Security vision with six solutions that help deliver prevention-first, AI-native cyberdefence. The aspects of security covered include unified exposure management, continuous vulnerability detection, cyber-physical security, identity and access security, agentic incident response, as well as cyber risk and compliance.  With new AI specialists that complete security workflows autonomously, including the Vulnerability Resolution AI Specialist , these capabilities enable enterprises to prevent, contain, and remediate risk at machine speed, before threats become breaches, ServiceNow said. According t...

Source: Singtel YouTube channel. Beyond Connection is Singtel's National Day film for 2026.  Singtel Group has launched its 2026 National Day film, Beyond Connection. The film is a tribute to the spirit of progress that has shaped Singapore over 61 years, charting the country's journey from a resource-poor island in 1965 to today’s global economic success story before looking ahead to how digital infrastructure and AI will support Singapore's next lap as a Smart Nation and regional AI hub. Beyond Connection also tells the story of Singtel's own evolution and the role it has played in nation building, showing how its investments in subsea cables, satellite communications, advanced mobile networks and AI-ready data centres have supported the nation's progress and continue to lay the foundations for Singapore's next chapter. Yuen Kuan Moon, Group CEO, Singtel, said: “The story of Singapore has always been one of looking beyond the horizon and building for the ...

- NUS is the first university in the region to develop a proprietary conversational AI platform which supports academic enquiry by drawing on exclusive NUS research and regionally-focused special collections - AI Sense Maker can generate concise topic summaries, identifying related concepts, curating references for further reading and creating interactive knowledge graphs that show how ideas are connected - The platform will launch with an initial foundation of 150,000 digitised materials Source: NUS. Located on the second floor of NUS’ Central Library, the BookBridge showcases more than 3,000 rare books and artefacts, offering a glimpse into NUS Libraries’ much larger special collections. The National University of Singapore (NUS) has announced AI Sense Maker (ASM), becoming the first university in Southeast Asia to use conversational AI to transform students and academics’ learning journeys. Developed jointly by NUS Libraries and NUS Information Technology (NUS IT), AI Sense M...