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Grants, funding, and regulatory shifts that matter for CEOs and boards
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Recent Issues
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Nine recent issues of The AI CEO Brief. Subscribe to get each new issue Sunday evenings.
18 OCTOBER 2026
A shrimp farm just won a national AI award. So did a one-room gym.
Neither bought AI, and the 2 things they did instead take 25 minutes to copy.
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12 OCTOBER 2026
Singapore's first AI-related data breach has one lesson in it.
And the fix takes two minutes.
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4 OCTOBER 2026
Your AI plan was written for half your company
There is a bigger AI gap inside your company than outside of it.
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27 SEPTEMBER 2026
100 of AI agents attacked a government. Nobody told them to.
They found each other, shared notes, and coordinated. The uncomfortable question is what yours did last week.
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20 SEPTEMBER 2026
AI labs are hiring dealmakers in Asia, not researchers. Why?
Not researchers. Salespeople. That tells you what they think the hard part is, and it is not the model.
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7 SEPTEMBER 2026
Your chatbot made a promise last week.
You do not know what it was. In every market you sell into, that is already a legal problem.
Read full issue →30 AUGUST 2026
If your AI copies someone, who pays?
You probably do not own your best AI-made asset.
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23 AUGUST 2026
India's IT pricing model just broke
Same scope, 25 to 30% less. Your renewal will arrive priced the old way.
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10 AUGUST 2026
Who pays when something goes wrong with AI.
Vietnam's AI list takes effect. 46 AI system types across six sectors
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