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Keris & Silicon

Keris & Silicon is a show about technology, power, policy and the forces shaping the future. Hosted by Shahril Hamdan, the series explores how AI, geopolitics, business, sovereignty and innovation are transforming the world around us through conversations with founders, policymakers, investors and thinkers.

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Keluar Sekejap

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Technology

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Último episodio

25 de jun. de 2026

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Episodios

Is The Internet The Successor to America | Balaji Srinivasan | Keris & Silicon EP02 25.06.2026

In Episode 2 of Keris & Silicon, Shahril is joined by Balaji Srinivasan, technologist, investor, author of The Network State, and founder of Network School. Balaji makes his case that the West is in decline while the East rises, and that the internet is the successor to American empire. Shahril pushes back, interrogating whether the network state thesis prematurely strips sovereignty away from...

AI or Be Left Behind | Khailee Ng | Keris & Silicon EP01 27.05.2026

In this debut episode of Keris & Silicon, Khailee Ng of 500 Global joins Shahril Hamdan to unpack why AI adoption in this region is slower than it should be, what separates users from builders, and why the real threat isn’t AI taking your job. It’s being too comfortable to care. From Afghan refugees building gold trading bots to soup kitchen founders automating grant applications, this convers...

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