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18 August 2026

Splash Singapore: Cetus Maritime’s Tabitha Logan on moving beyond the AI buzzwords

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Splash Singapore: Cetus Maritime’s Tabitha Logan on moving beyond the AI buzzwords

Shipping needs to move beyond the hype and buzzwords surrounding artificial intelligence and start concentrating on practical execution, human trust and whether new technology actually makes life easier for people at sea. That will be one of the key messages from Tabitha Logan of Hong Kong dry bulk owner Cetus Maritime when she takes part …

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