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From bionic robots to “China-spoiled”, we have a bunch of great tech stories to tell you about this week. Here’s…

Josephine Teo, Singapore minister, says AI governance framework is necessary and Singapore is more excited about AI over fear.
Singapore prefers to embrace AI over fear, but it is necessary to take some specific legal measures to address AI deepfakes during elections.

Samsung introduced the Galaxy Ring, aiming to expand the smart ring market with health-tracking features and AI integration.

British AI chip firm Graphcore, once valued at $2.58 billion, has been acquired by SoftBank for a reported $500 million.

Apple agreed to open its mobile payments system to competitors and will allow developers access to its NFC technology.

Apple has consented to open its tap-and-go mobile payments system to competitors, settling a four-year-long EU antitrust probe that could have imposed substantial fines.

Tesla has postponed the unveiling of its Robotaxi to October to allow more time for prototype development.

Alphabet, Google’s parent company, decides to give up its takeover of HubSpot, an online marketing software firm due to regulatory concerns.

AmorePacific, a South Korean cosmetics giant, introduced its lab equipped with AI technology, predicting an upward trend in its sales.

As a cutting-edge technology, voice recognition system is constantly changing the way we live and work. It shows great potential…

Buildots secures $15 million from Intel Capital to expand its AI software aimed at reducing construction delays by up to 50% and improving cost efficiencies.

Regarding cloud computing licensing practices, Microsoft settled an antitrust complaint proposed by CISPE with a $21.7 million deal.