TikTok says AI's long-term impact will outpace near-term gains
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TikTok said artificial intelligence (AI) is likely to deliver greater long-term transformation than its current benefits suggest, while the rapid adoption of AI agents is increasing cybersecurity and authorization risks. Speaking at the DBS Asia Future Forward Conference, the company said businesses and users must understand both the technology's capabilities and the permissions granted to automated systems.
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