Information Technology

Machine-speed AI mistakes are Singapore’s next governance test

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.

SID launches AI governance guide for company boards

It covers AI integration and indentification of high-value use cases.

Earlybird AI targets SME accounting

Its founder says small businesses need finance teams without adding headcount.

SP named founding training partner for TIA-Ready framework

It has also partnered with organisations in the manufacturing and robotics sectors.

AutomationSG unveils framework for industrial AI deployment

ISO/IEC 42001-aligned pathway guides adoption in robotics and factory operations. 

Cyber visibility gaps leave Singapore firms exposed

Organisations are adding security tools, but fragmented environments, weak governance and slow AI adoption are giving attackers more time inside...

Unmanaged AI raises patient risks in Singapore hospitals

Providers need governed tools and hybrid infrastructure as clinical demand outpaces IT controls.

Can controlled sandboxes prepare Singapore organisations for production AI?

When dealing with corporate intelligence, enterprises cannot export sensitive data to public models.

7 in 10 unprepared for AI-driven cyberattacks

Only 38% said their organisation provided training on how to use AI whilst avoiding exploitation.

Industrial leasing rises 7.9% in Q2 as big-ticket deals fade

AI and semiconductor demand drive 3,199 contracts as investment sales fall 66.2% from Q1.

WSH Council launches AI safety tool as workplace injuries rise 2.5%

Reported workplace injuries rose 2.5% despite record-low fatal injury rates.

AI career optimism lags at 67% despite high adoption: Robert Walters

Automation-driven job displacement topped the concerns list at 48% for the surveyed professionals.

Shadow AI outpaces Singapore governance controls

Employee adoption is exposing data and operational risks as firms struggle to track AI use and enforce internal policies.

Akro AI tackles enterprise data bottleneck

The startup targets document-heavy work in highly regulated sectors.

IMDA-IAPP pact expands AI governance training

The three-year tie-up will widen access to professional training and certification.

Over half of firms move roles abroad as AI reshapes hiring

Despite, the city-state reports less acute pressure than other markets.