AI governance

Why do we feel empathy for robots?

The hardest governance problems may not be what these systems can do, but how they make us feel

Answering the fundamental question of how AI should serve humanity demands that we develop, share and nurture a common understanding of our core civic values.
THE BROAD VIEW

Holding the line between people and algorithms

Efficiency alone is not progress; technology must augment our humanity – not erode it

Companies need to be agile in their governance frameworks even as they ensure IT security.

Shadow AI is a growing threat, but one companies can harness

Tightening security in a way that erodes internal trust can drive the behaviour further underground

The current voluntary commitments for AI safety are much like allowing car manufacturers to self-regulate, says AI governance expert Robert Trager.
THE BOTTOM LINE

National approaches to AI safety diverge in focus

Countries face competing incentives in the artificial intelligence race

One important set of tools in Singapore’s approach to AI governance is laws and regulations that serve the public interest, says Minister for Communications and Information Josephine Teo at the Asia Tech x AI Conference.

Shaping robust governance of AI

For artificial intelligence in Singapore, governance is as important as innovation