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26.05.26 - 10:24
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KI im Asset Management: längst keine Zukunftsmusik mehr, sondern echter Gamechanger (BondGuide)
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Durch Künstliche Intelligenz (KI) steht die Asset-Management-Branche vor einer grundlegenden Veränderung, die weit über die bloße Automatisierung von Back-Office-Prozessen hinausgeht. Während viele Häuser noch in isolierten Pilotprojekten verharren, zeichnet sich eine neue Ära ab: der Übergang von manufakturartigen Investmentprozessen hin zu einer vollintegrierten, KI-nativen Wertschöpfungskette. KI im Asset Management ist kein bloßes Werkzeug mehr, sondern […]...
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26.05.26 - 10:06
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Chiplet boom puts Taiwan′s InPsytech and its AI connectivity IPs in the spotlight (Digitimes)
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As the global semiconductor industry pivots toward chiplet-based designs — where multiple smaller chips are packaged together rather than built as a single monolithic die — the specialized intellectual property that makes those chips communicate reliably has become critical infrastructure. InPsytech, a Taiwanese IP design firm and subsidiary of Egis Technology, has staked its business on exactly that....
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26.05.26 - 09:36
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Alipay launches payment tools for AI agents that shop for you (SCMP)
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Chinese fintech giant Ant Group is betting its future on a world where smart glasses are able to autonomously order, customise and pay for your coffee before you even step into a cafe.
The Hangzhou-based company on Tuesday launched a new suite of artificial intelligence payment tools, aiming to position its ubiquitous Alipay network as the foundational transaction infrastructure for an emerging wave of autonomous AI agents capable of shopping, booking services and completing payments on behalf......
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26.05.26 - 09:00
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Less than 10% of Chinese public worried about AI destroying jobs: survey (SCMP)
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China is better positioned than many other nations to lead in artificial intelligence due to the public's “strikingly positive” attitude towards the technology, according to a new survey by University College London.
Less than 10 per cent of respondents in China worried that AI would make it harder to find a job and about one-third believed the technology would create more high-skilled work, the survey found.
A whopping 96 per cent of Chinese people surveyed said they used AI at work every week......
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