Tag: Commentary
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Commentary: Meta, under duress, finally does the right thing for teens
The US$18 billion settlement is tangible progress and proof that a well-constructed case can bring accountability to technology companies, says Dave Lee for Bloomberg Opinion.
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Commentary: Twins suddenly made us a ‘large family’ – and taught me what gets harder as families grow
New family support measures could make the decision to have more children feel less daunting, but the hardest thing for parents to stretch is always time, says father-of-three Malminderjit Singh.
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Commentary: Nepal’s ‘tsunami of dirt’ highlights rising risk of glacial floods
Glaciers worldwide are in retreat, which can lead to more floods and debris flow disasters, says this researcher.
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Commentary: How much sleep do you need? Forget the eight‑hour rule
Estimates of optimal sleep duration are based on averages, and the average person does not exist, say these professors.
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Commentary: China is betting on spreading AI faster than the US can contain it
China is showing it can pursue frontier AI while deploying it widely in the real world. For Asia, that may matter more than who has the smartest new model, says Enodo Economics’ Diana Choyleva.
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Commentary: NDR 2026 – why a higher BTO income ceiling isn’t just a housing policy adjustment
While its core objective is to ensure affordable housing, public housing also fulfils another equally important policy objective of encouraging family formation, says Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy’s Woo Jun Jie.
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Commentary: NDR 2026 – if Singapore can plan 50 years ahead for infrastructure, can it do the same for nature?
Long-term plans for Singapore’s western islands offer something precious: time to get it right, says NUS’ Melissa Low.
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Commentary: Can you teach yourself to detect AI writing? Maybe
Before generative AI, we could generally assume that written text had been composed by a human. This is no longer the case, says a professor.
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Commentary: Canada said no to America. It will reverberate far beyond its borders
Prime Minister Mark Carney has chosen suffering, but he did what Canadians elected him to do, says Stephen Marche for the New York Times.
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Commentary: NDR 2026 – non-parents shouldn’t be default substitutes for parents on childcare leave
The new childcare leave scheme can push firms to design work better and accommodate other caregiving needs, says NTU’s Chua Yeow Hwee.
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