Gary Liu
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- Milken Institute58 min
On AI: Discourses on Application, Convergence, and the Future of Humanity | Asia Summit 2024
Ella Tan, Gary Liu, Lila Ibrahim, Phoram Mehta, John Quinn, Rob Schimek, Shan Shan Wong
Industry experts project the generative AI market to exceed $1 trillion by 2032, driven by substantial productivity gains in sectors like software development and insurance while training costs for foundational models have surged from $1,000 to nearly $200 million. Regulatory frameworks such as the European AI Act and California's proposed legislation are increasingly prioritizing risk-based accountability and dataset audits, prompting companies like Stability AI and DeepMind to adopt "safety by design" protocols to mitigate bias and misinformation. Despite these challenges, the event highlights a consensus that open-source collaboration and responsible innovation will lower entry barriers, ultimately transforming education, scientific discovery, and creative industries through personalized, human-centric applications.
- Milken Institute59 min
Fighting Fake News: Can You Handle The Truth?
Jonathan McClory, Warren Fernandez, Ellana Lee, Gary Liu, Maria A. Ressa
Industry leaders, including Maria Ressa and Gary Liu, convened to analyze how profit-driven internet economics and state-sponsored cyber warfare have eroded democratic trust by incentivizing the rapid spread of disinformation. The discussion highlighted the disproportionate impact of these campaigns on journalists and younger demographics while rejecting media literacy as a standalone solution in favor of multilateral regulatory frameworks and global governance agreements. To operationalize these defenses, the World Editors Forum announced World News Day to mobilize professional newsrooms in exposing corruption and reclaiming verified information amidst rising deepfake threats.
- Milken Institute1h 3m
Innovators Shaping Asia
Gary Liu, Swan Gin Beh, Tony Han, Ming Maa, Teddy Oetomo, Hua Fung Teh
This event analyzes the explosive growth of Asia's unicorn ecosystem, which now accounts for one-third of global valuations and is driven by a massive, rising middle class across its $2.8 trillion Southeast Asian economy. Case studies from Grab, One Championship, WeRide, and Bukalapak illustrate how leaders leverage hyper-localized strategies, deep government collaboration, and the digitization of the informal economy to navigate diverse regulatory landscapes. By focusing on infrastructure gaps and IP export potential, these companies are transforming the region from a consumer of global technology into a primary source of innovation and market disruption.