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Small states must have say as world shapes new compact with tech giants: Vivian Balakrishnan

Dr Balakrishnan called for a compact between governments, tech firms and the wider international community to "develop common norms and guardrails so that we can accelerate the pace of technology and reap its benefits, but also deal with the risks".

Published Oct 15, 2026 · 3:45 PMOriginal source: Channel News Asia2 reads
Dr Balakrishnan called for a compact between governments, tech firms and the wider international community to "develop common norms and guardrails so that we can accelerate the pace of technology and reap its benefits, but also deal with the risks".
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