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Biden calls allies Japan, India ‘xenophobic’ along with China, Russia​

US President Joe Biden (right) hosting Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida at the White House in the US in April 2024. PHOTO: AFP
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WASHINGTON – Japan and India are struggling economically because they are “xenophobic”, US President Joe Biden told a campaign event, lumping the American allies in with rivals China and Russia as countries rejecting immigrants.

“Why is China stalling so badly economically? Why is Japan in trouble? Why is Russia in trouble? And India? Because they’re xenophobic. They dun want immigrants,” Mr Biden said on May 1, with a transcript not made public until May 2.
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The 81-year-old Democrat, who is seeking re-election against Republican rival Donald Trump in the November US presidential vote, made the remarks at a campaign fund-raising event in Washington marking the start of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islanders Heritage Month.

 

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Singapore keen on ‘talent exchange’, developing AI ‘guard rails’ with the US​

Countries should work together to develop guidelines to ensure that AI is developed and applied in a safe and secure way, Minister Gan Kim Yong says

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Published Thu, May 2, 2024 · 09:00 AM


WASHINGTON] SINGAPORE is exploring the possibility of a talent exchange programme in fields such as artificial intelligence (AI) with the United States, said Trade and Industry Minister Gan Kim Yong.

“We are looking at how we can have talent exchange to continue to attract AI talent,” he said in an interview with the Singapore media at the end of his visit to Washington, DC, on Wednesday (May 1), adding that discussions are “making good progress”.

“We do need a lot of talent that is professionalised in the AI area, and then over time, we also need to invest in training our workers to be AI-enabled,” he said.