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SuperAI 2026
From June 10 to 11, 2026, the SuperAI conference took place at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore, marking the highlight of Singapore's AI Week (June 8 to 14). Over 10,000 attendees from more than 150 countries, 1,500 AI companies, and over 150 speakers were present at the conference.
The event features the NEXT Hackathon (with a prize pool exceeding $200,000) and the Genesis Startup Competition (sponsored by OpenAI and Microsoft, with prizes up to $2.3 million).
zCloak was fully involved in the event.

Have you ever had this experience when using ChatGPT?
You spent half an hour explaining who you are, what you do, what’s been stressing you out lately, why your ex broke up with you, why your boss is a jerk, and why your mom thinks not getting married is being unfilial. AI nods along, analyzes everything, and enlightens you so much that you almost give it your bank password.
Then the next day, you open a new chat window.
Its first line: 'Hello, I’m ChatGPT. How can I assist you today?'
In this moment, you realize what AI amnesia really means; it's not like an ex saying 'I forgot we were together' – that's at least an act. AI genuinely doesn’t remember. One second you're having a heart-to-heart, and the next, it doesn't even know your name.

The EU has rolled out a new regulation mandating that all companies selling goods in Europe must utilize a Digital Product Passport (DPP). Time is of the essence, and this article will break down what DPP is, why it's crucial, and how ORIGYN is the fastest and most reliable way to achieve compliance.
First off, what exactly is a Digital Product Passport?
Think of it as a permanent ID card for physical products. It’s not a brochure, warranty card, or spec sheet; it’s a living, scannable record that travels with the product throughout its entire lifecycle: from the factory floor, through the supply chain, to the end consumer, and finally into the recycling phase.

Let me tell you a true story.
Singapore, Google HQ, April 9th, over 200 suited folks sitting in the audience, C-level, serious as can be, on the screen up front it says: zCloak Enterprise AI Brain.
My first thought: Enterprise AI Brain - sounds like your company’s about to hire a VP that never sleeps, doesn’t ask for a paycheck, and will never say "I’ll think about it."
Turns out, this AI is way more reliable than any VP; a VP can bail when things go south, but the AI managed by zCloak - if it runs away, there’s a signature, if it gets deleted, there’s a record, and if it plays dead, there’s an on-chain proof.

I haven't been keeping tabs on DFINITY for a while now.
It's not that they did a bad job, it's just that it's too hard to understand. Think about it, a project claiming to be a 'world computer' since 2021, and most people's reaction is: huh? World computer? So what's my laptop, a neighborhood computer?
But now they don't call themselves a 'world computer' anymore.
They changed the name to 'sovereign cloud platform.'
That name change is pretty clever, like a thirty-eight-year-old guy who last year said he was a 'freelancer,' but this year he's calling himself a 'curator' - he might still just be scrolling through his phone at home, but now his business card looks good.

Let's get to the point
Oh My Coder has three usage methods: CLI command line, Web interface, Desktop client, all share the same configuration file, choose whichever you prefer, you can switch anytime later.
Want the fastest experience → choose CLI
Want a graphical interface → choose Web or Desktop
Want to configure API Key in the interface → Web and Desktop configure directly, CLI uses commands to set up
Now, step by step.
Step 0: Check Python (Do all three methods!)
No matter which method you use, you need Python 3.9 or higher. Open your terminal to check:
Mac: Press Command ⌘ + Space, type 'Terminal', and hit Enter

On May 27th, zCloak participated in an online AMA themed "How should businesses face AI?" The guest speakers included: COCO AI co-founder Charlie Hu, Sifted Network partner Li Bingyang, Stablehunter AI CEO Yuki, e/cosmic CEO Wingo, AI influencer + financial trading pro Jiang Liu'er, Awareness founder Everest An, and Mentis marketing head Erin. Key topics included:
In-house vs Procurement: How should businesses decide?
Which department/scenario offers the quickest ROI?
With limited budgets, how can small and medium enterprises embrace AI on a low-cost basis?

Tokenized Real World Assets (RWA) are expanding into bonds, government securities, and other traditional assets being brought on-chain.
Now, the real question lies in the actual use cases.
Tokenized RWA market cap has surpassed $30 billion!
The market cap for tokenized Real World Assets (RWA) has crossed the $30 billion mark, experiencing rapid growth since 2025. Initially, this category was mainly linked to stablecoins, but it has now expanded into government bonds, private credit, commodities, stocks, funds, and other yield-bearing assets.
Source: rwa.xyz
Traditional assets aren't just moving on-chain; more importantly, they can now be part of real activities. Capital can be put to work, collateral can become more useful, and yields can be tied to credit and trading!

Europe is pouring over €2 billion into a sovereign cloud initiative aimed at reducing risks under US law. The EU's IPCEI-CIS program funds infrastructure development, while France certifies operators under the SecNumCloud framework, which includes nearly 1200 technical requirements, promising immunity from foreign legal jurisdiction.
But most data centers and qualified cloud operators still heavily rely on Intel or AMD processors, which have an underlying computer hidden within: a management engine running at Ring -3, beneath the operating system and outside the control of host security software. Even when the machine seems to be shut down, they still exist.