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The Economic Crime & Geopolitics Index (ECGI) was introduced at Jesus College, University of Cambridge, during the 43rd Cambridge International Symposium on Economic Crime, in Workshop 5, which focused on strategies to combat economic crime across South Asia and ASEAN.
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As boardrooms across Asia double down on AI investment, cybersecurity upgrades and digital transformation, a quieter but equally urgent question is gaining traction among forward-thinking leaders: Are we developing our people with the same ambition we apply to our platforms?
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MIAMI, FL / ACCESS Newswire / June 4, 2026 / ShelterZoom, the cybersecurity innovator and multi-category creator in digital content ownership, document tokenization, healthcare EHR downtime resilience and trusted AI solutions, today said it has partnered with two global distributors and a partner. ShelterZoom has struck strategic deals with SB C&S, a Softbank Group company, The Kenton Group Ltd., a telecommunications equipment supplier, and Conscience IQ, a neurological-based stress assessment AI solution provider.
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Kirby de Lanerolle was invited to speak at the 10th International Conference on Nation-Building 2026, under the theme "Fractured Foundations: Rebuilding Nationhood Amid Corruption, Confusion, and Moral Chaos."
The session brings together perspectives from public administration, anti-corruption and transparency work, law, governance, and conscience intelligence.
It includes former senior leadership in Mexico's public administration, former leadership of Transparency International, legal academia from Hunan University, and the work being developed through Conscience IQ.
Conscience IQ has not only emerged from technology. It has been shaped through theology, neuroscience, positive psychology, AI ethics, and more than 20 years of ministry; walking with people, families, leaders, and communities through vulnerable moments and high-pressure decisions at vital junctures of life.
Over the years, Kirby has seen that people do not only need information when they are under pressure. They need conscience. They need community. They need the right balance between challenge and skill. They need support when the weight of a decision becomes too much to carry alone. They need inspiration from above, with wisdom beyond their own experience.
That lived experience is part of what has furnished Conscience IQ.
Today, Kirby and the Conscience IQ team are exploring how this work can serve beyond the church; across government, organisations, the private sector, service sectors, education, sport, healthcare, and defence.
The question Kirby is carrying into tomorrow's conversation is simple: Can a nation rebuild itself if it has lost a shared civic conscience?
Most countries measure economic growth, employment, education, health, and security. But beneath those indicators are deeper fractures: trust collapse, moral confusion, corruption fatigue, institutional disbelief, justice fragmentation, and the breakdown of shared responsibility.
This is why Common Civic Conscience matters.
The next step is not only measurement. Through Conscience IQ, Kirby is exploring AI orchestration and sandbox environments that can help communities, institutions, and policymakers rehearse difficult conversations, test the consequences of decisions, simulate trust dynamics, and identify points of fragmentation before they become crises.
AI should not replace human conscience. Used well, it can become a rehearsal space: a listening architecture that helps people understand, anticipate, refine, and improve decisions before those decisions affect real lives.