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Safeguards pushed as AI agents gain autonomy
Safeguards pushed as AI agents gain autonomy
An OpenAI test incident underscores risks from systems with less human supervision.
STT GDC wins 50MW Singapore data centre slot
The facility will use liquid cooling and draw over half its power from green energy pathways.
IMDA, SAL and SCCA launch AI training tracks for legal professionals
The initiatives will run over the next three years.
SCS unveils AI skills pathway for specialist, non-tech roles
Two tracks cover five entry-level jobs and training for business users.
SP launches cybersecurity centre for SMEs and student training
The facility offers penetration testing and threat monitoring.
ESR appoints Dalmar Sheikh to lead data centre expansion
He takes charge from 1 September 2026.
Businesses double agentic AI adoption, but few transform processes: study
Only 10% have rebuilt processes for AI to handle multi-step business tasks.
Singapore CFOs pair growth confidence with tighter AI controls
Finance chiefs see strength in electronics and manufacturing but face gaps between AI adoption and active risk planning.
SIT, IBM to launch Punggol quantum-safe centre by end-2026
Firms can test security tools in a live environment.
AEM H1 profit jumps ninefold on AI testing demand
Revenue rose nearly 30%, supported by higher sales to its fabless AI/HPC customer.
Ropedia builds data pipeline for physical AI
The Singapore startup is targeting 1 million hours of data by year-end.
Digital Core REIT to sell three North American data centres
The company will redeploy funds towards its Singapore and Japan assets.
The Assembly Place first-half profit rises 80.7% to $2.2m
The community-living operator expanded its managed portfolio to 3,520 keys during the period.
CSE Global books $199.1m in new orders in Q2
Its communications segment was the largest contributor.
Firms trust AI despite 61% reporting cyber incidents
AI, LLMs, and agentic AI are their top cybersecurity concern.
Singapore firms spend on AI but miss productivity gains
Weak use-case selection and low employee trust are limiting productivity despite rising artificial intelligence investment.
Machine-speed AI mistakes are Singapore’s next governance test
With agents for actions at speed, organisations need to be ready before a flawed instruction becomes a problem.
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