
Businesses are shifting from simple automation to agentic AI systems that can reason, plan, and act independently. The episode with Raymond Ngan highlights potential gains such as faster decisions, higher productivity, and end‑to‑end workflow automation. However, it also warns that without proper guardrails, autonomous AI could introduce operational chaos and compliance risks. Companies must evaluate their readiness before granting AI full decision‑making authority.

Asia’s economic engine is increasingly powered by B2B fintech, which streamlines payments, working capital, and treasury for enterprises. In a podcast, Revolut Business Singapore’s Daniel Keki and Decentro’s Raunak Dembla argue that business‑focused finance solutions deliver more sustainable growth than...

SoftBank played a pivotal role in OpenAI's $110 billion funding round, positioning the Japanese conglomerate as a key backer of the AI leader. The investment goes beyond traditional venture capital, targeting the compute, chip, cloud, and energy infrastructure needed for large‑scale...