On Wednesday's programme, we started with a discussion on regulating artificial intelligence development. South Korea recently introduced what it says is the world's first comprehensive set of laws overseeing AI, aimed at strengthening trust and safety in the sector. However, start-ups are concerned that these rules could hold them back.

After the break, we learned about new measures the banking industry is adopting to enhance elderly-friendly services.

And we wrapped-up the show chatting with the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data. As the watchdog celebrates its 30th anniversary, we reflected on how it has navigated the digital era to safeguard people's privacy.

9:05am-9:30am: South Korea's AI law

Speakers:

Genie Sugene Gan, Chair of Cyber at SG Tech and Governor of the Global Council for Responsible AI

Raj Shroff, AI consultant

9:32am-9:47am: Elderly friendly banking initiatives

Speaker: Alan Au, Executive Director (Banking Conduct), Hong Kong Monetary Authority

9:47am-10:00am: Privacy Commissioner’s Office's 30th Anniversary

Speaker:

Ada Chung, Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data