Singapore Tech News, Features & Reviews

China's generative artificial intelligence user base recently surpassed 700 million, accounting for over half the population, according to data from the China Internet Network Information Centre. This expansion pushes the technology's penetration rate to a new high, with Chinese developers concurrently grappling with the safety implications of user-modifiable AI models.

OpenAI has launched new agents, named dots, designed to pursue user objectives across various applications. This move intensifies the company's enterprise market engagement, placing it in direct competition with Meta for autonomous artificial intelligence. These agents aim to handle routine tasks with minimal supervision.

SHARP has launched its Purefit Plasmacluster Air Purifier (FX-S82E-B/L) in Singapore, pairing a compact, award-winning design with dedicated Haze and Pet modes. Built for rooms of up to 62 square metres, it draws air through filters on both sides and uses six sensors to track indoor conditions. The purifier also connects over Wi-Fi for app-based controls, while its wall-hugging airflow helps circulate cleaned air through the room. It is priced at S$744 in Stone Grey and Stone