Tag: Commentary
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Commentary: The extremist risk behind smart glasses
Smart glasses may represent the next commercially available technology to be manipulated by extremist actors, says this researcher.
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Commentary: The US-Venezuela oil deal looks like it is built on quicksand
US President Donald Trump’s oil deal with Venezuela is an opaque settlement that may put new elections further out of reach, says Liam Denning for Bloomberg Opinion.
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Commentary: Walking away from Air India could cost SIA more
Air India’s mounting losses and challenges are cause for concern, but they do not make walking away the best option for Singapore Airlines, says former financial journalist Ven Sreenivasan.
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Commentary: Support for children of unwed parents reflects Singapore’s refreshed social compact
The new child support package fits with the vision of giving every child a good start in life, says Terence Ho from the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy.
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Commentary: Big Tech is incapable of solving its Frankenstein problem
The public is already convinced the tech industry can’t be trusted with its own creations, says Gautam Mukunda for Bloomberg Opinion.
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Commentary: Rebuilding Nepal without repeating mistakes of 2015 earthquake
The question is not simply how to respond to the flood, but how to reduce the economic and human consequences of the next disaster, says this researcher.
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Commentary: Welcome to the ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ AI economy
A don’t-ask-don’t-tell economy seems to be driving the next tech revolution and that should make us all wary of what happens in the dark, says Bloomberg Opinion’s Catherine Thorbecke.
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Commentary: COE debate should not be about putting cars within everyone’s reach
Singapore’s transport debate has long centred on cars. The next phase should centre on people, says Samuel Chng of Lee Kuan Yew Centre for Innovative Cities.
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Commentary: Shein’s IPO has only one winner
Shein spent years recasting itself as a global company, only to discover that its greatest strength remains unmistakably Chinese, says Juliana Liu for Bloomberg Opinion.
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Commentary: What a cancer survivor’s wrongful dismissal case tells us about the employer-employee relationship
When illness strikes or life gets in the way, employees will become temporarily less available to their employers. This is normal and should not be an exception to be managed away, say SUSS professor Victor Seah and Singapore Cancer Society’s Tan Kwang Cheak.
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