Alcott Lim | DJ Guohao
Guohao’s Best Dailies 2026 | 最好的日常
Step into the world of Guohao, where storytelling meets sharp insights. Guohao shares perspectives on the AI industry while also exploring everyday life and work in a relatable, lighthearted way. Follow him on Instagram @imguohao for more.
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Alcott Lim | DJ Guohao
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Jul 11, 2026
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Episodes
E28: Is Texting on Social Media Really Private? (Technology) 16.05.2026 2:24
As social media platforms continue to dominate communication, many users assume that private messages and chats are secure. However, growing concerns around data collection, encryption, platform policies, and potential third-party access raise questions about how “private” online conversations truly are.
E27: Jap Firm Turns Bathroom Materials Expertise Into AI Chip Manufacturing Components (Technology) 16.05.2026 2:17
Japanese firm TOTO Ltd. earns a significant share of its operating profit by leveraging its materials science expertise to manufacture advanced ceramic electrostatic chucks used to hold silicon wafers during AI semiconductor chip production.
E26: ChatGPT Introduces “Trusted Contacts” Feature to Enhance User Safety (Technology) 16.05.2026 2:49
In 2026, ChatGPT has become more deeply integrated into users’ daily lives with the introduction of new safety and support tools such as the “trusted contacts” feature. This function allows users to nominate close family members or friends who can be alerted during emergencies, suspicious account activity, or situations involving mental health concerns. Alongside improved reasoning, voice interact...
E25: What has changed in AI in 2026? (Technology) 11.05.2026 2:43
In 2026, AI systems have become more capable, autonomous, and deeply integrated into daily tools, with improvements in reasoning, multimodal understanding, and agent-like task execution, while at the same time intensifying global debates around safety, regulation, job displacement, and how much control humans should retain over increasingly independent models.
E24: The hardest colleagues to work with are those who refuse to communicate (Lifestyle) 11.05.2026 3:24
More employees are sharing frustrations about coworkers who avoid communication, saying poor responsiveness and unclear expectations often create more stress than heavy workloads themselves. From ignoring messages to withholding updates or refusing feedback, many workers say collaboration becomes difficult when basic communication breaks down. Workplace experts note that while skills can be taught...
E23: Are entry level jobs disappearing in Singapore? (Lifestyle) 11.05.2026 2:59
More young job seekers in Singapore are questioning whether entry level jobs are becoming harder to find, as many “junior” roles now require two to three years of experience. Amid economic uncertainty and the growing use of AI tools, some companies are prioritising candidates who can contribute immediately while reducing training costs. Although hiring continues across several industries, many gra...
E22: Guangzhou metro pepper spray incident sparks safety concerns (News) 03.05.2026 2:25
A viral video shows a man spraying an unknown substance inside a crowded carriage on Guangzhou Metro, triggering panic among passengers. Commuters were seen coughing, tearing, and rushing to escape, while some pursued and restrained the suspect. Authorities later confirmed the substance was pepper spray, and the man has since been arrested.
E21: How is AI competition in US evolving? (Technology) 03.05.2026 3:14
AI competition in the US is intensifying, shifting from a focus on scale to a focus on capability. In the early stages, companies raced to build larger models and expand infrastructure, but the emphasis is now moving toward performance, efficiency, and real-world applications.
E20: How can you spot signs that an article may be AI-generated? (Technology) 03.05.2026 5:11
AI-generated articles often appear well-structured and fluent, but they may include vague statements, repetitive phrasing, or a lack of deep analysis. They can also miss subtle context, provide overly general explanations, or avoid taking clear positions on complex issues. While these clues can raise suspicion, they are not definitive, and careful reading is still needed to judge the credibility a...
E19: Can AI fully replace human therapists? (Technology) 18.04.2026 3:40
AI powered systems are increasingly used for emotional support and conversation, but they are not ready to fully replace human therapists. While AI can provide immediate responses and basic coping suggestions, it lacks deep emotional understanding and professional judgment.
E18: Robots and drones may reshape the cost structure of food delivery (Technology) 18.04.2026 4:22
Advances in automation are beginning to change how food delivery operates. Companies like Meituan and UberEATS are experimenting with robots and drones for last mile delivery.
E17: Why do we work? (Lifestyle) 18.04.2026 2:40
Work is often seen as a necessity, but it also shapes how we see ourselves. Beyond earning a living, work can provide structure, purpose, and a sense of contribution.
E16: Introducing the film Number One, a story about family and time (Lifestyle) 18.04.2026 3:17
The film Number One is a fantasy family drama built around a deeply moving premise: a man discovers that the number of times he can still eat meals cooked by his mother is finite. As this number gradually counts down, he is compelled to reflect on his relationship with his family and the everyday moments he once took for granted.
E15: Singapore celebrates 90 years of radio in 2026 (Lifestyle) 18.04.2026 3:59
In 2026, Singapore marks 90 years of radio broadcasting, a medium that has quietly but profoundly shaped everyday life. Over the decades, radio has evolved in step with the nation, reflecting its changing rhythms, voices, and identity. Even in an era dominated by streaming and podcasts, radio continues to adapt, maintaining its relevance through local storytelling, real time connection, and a comf...
E14: Cinema will not disappear entirely (Lifestyle) 29.03.2026 3:07
Despite the rise of streaming platforms and home entertainment, traditional cinema experiences are unlikely to vanish. Movie theatres offer a unique combination of social engagement, immersive visuals, and shared excitement that cannot be fully replicated at home. Attendance patterns may change, but cinemas that innovate with enhanced experiences, premium screenings, and community events are likel...
E13: More Asia-Pacific company acquisitions (News) 28.03.2026 4:19
Companies across the Asia-Pacific region are increasingly pursuing acquisitions to expand market share, access new technologies, or diversify their businesses. These strategies can accelerate growth and create competitive advantages. However, they also bring challenges such as cultural integration, regulatory requirements, and potential overvaluation. Success depends on careful evaluation, alignme...
E12: Working with a ‘Ready-to-Leave’ Mindset (Lifestyle) 28.03.2026 3:20
Some employees approach their work with the mentality that they could leave their job at any moment. This mindset can encourage independence, self-reliance, and careful decision-making, as individuals focus on personal growth and long-term value rather than relying solely on job security. However, it can also lead to detachment or reduced loyalty, affecting teamwork and commitment. Balancing ambit...
E11: Foods and Tidbits That Used to Be Medicine (Lifestyle) 28.03.2026 4:15
Many everyday foods and snacks have origins in traditional medicine, where they were once used to treat ailments rather than simply for enjoyment. Over time, these items transitioned from remedies to regular parts of our diet, blending health benefits with flavor.
E10: Manager Preference for Reserved and Compliant Employees (Lifestyle) 28.03.2026 2:57
Some managers tend to prefer working with employees who are more reserved and compliant, often valuing conformity over initiative or dissenting opinions. For example, a boss might favor team members who follow instructions without questioning them, while overlooking those who speak up with innovative ideas or challenge existing processes.
E9: Task Masking in the Workplace (Lifestyle) 28.03.2026 2:55
Task masking at work occurs when employees or managers present their activities as productive or essential while concealing less valuable or counterproductive elements. For example, an employee might highlight “data analysis” or “report preparation” while spending significant time on routine or administrative tasks that do not directly impact outcomes. Similarly, managers may emphasise strategic i...
E8: AI Revives Deceased Artistes, Sparking Ethical Debate (Technology) 28.03.2026 4:29
The use of artificial intelligence to bring deceased artistes back to the stage has sparked growing controversy. Through digital reconstruction and voice synthesis, late performers are being “revived” for concerts and new content, attracting both curiosity and criticism. While some fans welcome the chance to relive iconic performances, others question the ethics of consent and commercialisation. A...
E7: Tech giants Face Legal Setback Over Social Media Harm Case (Technology) 28.03.2026 3:40
Tech giants have been found negligent by a Los Angeles jury over claims their platforms harm young users. The case centred on addictive design features, such as infinite scrolling, which were said to encourage excessive use among minors. While the damages were relatively small, the verdict is seen as a significant test case that could influence thousands of similar lawsuits. Both companies plan to...
E6: “Themis” Gains Praise but Sparks Debate Over Similarities (Lifestyle) 28.03.2026 5:25
The new TVB drama Themis has attracted attention for its emotional storytelling and strong performances, earning early praise from viewers. Centered on themes of justice and youth crime, the series resonates with socially relevant issues. However, it has also sparked discussion over similarities with Korean legal dramas, with some audiences debating whether the storyline feels familiar. Despite th...
E5: OpenClaw Goes Viral, Sparking a New Wave of Online Entertainment (Technology) 28.03.2026 3:25
OpenClaw has recently gone viral across social media, becoming a major talking point in the online entertainment space. This virtual claw machine experience combines live streaming with real-time controls, attracting a large number of young users. Participants are drawn to the novelty of “remote grabbing,” as well as the instant feedback and shareable moments. As technology improves and platforms...
E4: Understanding Tension Headaches (Lifestyle) 11.03.2026 4:04
Tension headaches are the most common type of headache and are often caused by stress, fatigue or poor posture. People usually feel a constant pressure around both sides of the head. Regular rest, better posture and relaxation techniques can help ease the symptoms.
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