Data governance
Singapore faces AI’s challenge early, and it’s about the data you can prove
Governance that lives only in policy documents fails in production; it must be embedded in how data is collected, shared and used
People feel watched, weary and lacking control in the digital age
Consumers are often pragmatic about sharing data, but willingness falls as it becomes more personal
AI is a credibility problem for capital markets
Contrary to popular belief, artificial intelligence is not mainly a labour displacement problem for accountancy
Unlocking a new competitive tool for Singapore: demand for low-carbon products
How Asia’s trade hub can foster the right conditions for low-carbon markets to thrive
Highly skilled workers have been training AI – that comes at a cost
Students entering this new labour market should plan what they share, rethink competition and consider collective bargaining
Small is beautiful: A precision playbook for Singapore’s next lap
How resilience, information hygiene and dispute resolution can turn into the city-state’s next competitive edge
Navigating geopolitics for control of data in the AI era
With AI advancing faster than rule books, measures that are now voluntary could become mandatory; it’s happening in South Korea
E-commerce platforms selling insurance products should also hold a duty of care
Insurance products are not as simple as everyday gadgets
Making cross-border data flow easier for Asean businesses
The ability to move personal data safely across countries is critical to how seamlessly economies connect
Unclear returns, wariness: Only 26% of S’pore public sector firms have deployed AI, says EY poll
Implementing data and digital solutions pose challenges for government organisations at this juncture, the survey states
