The Growth of Artificial Intelligence
by
Ong Siou Woon &
Hajar Ariff
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Preparing the Young for an AI-Driven Future
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If education is meant to equip students for the realities of today and the uncertainties of tomorrow, we must rethink what it means to be literate, capable and future-ready in the age of AI.
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The Financial Revolution That Is Upon Us: Tokenising Currencies with Stablecoins and CBDCs
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Stablecoins have become a vital asset to hedge against inflation in volatile economies. A survey revealed that 47% of participants in developing countries like Brazil, Turkey and Indonesia, use stablecoins for personal savings and cross-border remittances.
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