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[Tech Insight] In the AI era, what you know is no longer power

Organisational psychologist and bestselling author Adam Grant says AI is shaking the old formula that rewarded knowing more than others and building deep expertise. In an interview with the Wall Street Journal ahead of his book \"Vibe,\" he said careers now depend on agility because today’s specialisation can become useless tomorrow. Grant said differentiation will come from spotting patterns, linking scattered information and judging what to trust. He urged weekly small experiments and suggested ways to persuade change-resistant bosses.

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Anthropic launches Claude Opus 5.5, raising speed 30 percent and cutting costs 40 percent

Anthropic on Sept. 22 unveiled its new AI model Claude Opus 5.5. The company said it delivers performance similar to the higher-tier Claude Fable 5.1 on many tasks while cutting typical workload costs by 40 percent versus Claude Opus 5 and boosting output speed by more than 30 percent. The model is available across Claude subscriptions and via the Claude API and major cloud platforms. Anthropic also detailed pricing, developer settings, benchmarks, early use cases and safety assessments.

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AA says South Korea among world\'s top three in AI, needs AGI race to catch U.S., China

A global AI assessment body said South Korea has quickly risen to become one of the world’s top three AI countries on the back of its sovereign foundation model project. Artificial Analysis said South Korean models still lag top U.S. and Chinese models on intelligence, but competitiveness should not be judged by scores alone given large cost gaps and the flexibility of open-weight models. It said South Korea should focus on strengths such as advanced manufacturing while continuing to develop general-purpose capabilities, including AI for science, agents and coding.