Author: kht-root

Strategically, Singapore has chosen a pragmatic and clear-eyed path. The Prime Minister acknowledged that Singapore lacks the scale to compete with major powers such as the United States and China in developing foundational AI models. Instead, its comparative advantage lies in deploying AI “effectively, responsibly, and swiftly.” This declaration signals that Singapore has no intention of entering an arms race in model development. Rather, it aims to position itself as a global hub and testing ground for AI solutions. Instead of pursuing scale for its own sake, the country seeks to excel in application efficiency and systems integration.

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By Dr. TUNG Chen-Yuan, Taiwan’s Representative to Singapore – AI image for illustrative purposes only. In Singapore, health is no longer merely a slogan. It has become something measurable, accumulable, and even redeemable. In 2019, Singapore’s Health Promotion Board launched the Healthy 365 app, extending the philosophy of preventive healthcare into everyday life. Over the years, this digital platform has steadily woven itself into the rhythm of the city, guiding residents to make healthier choices in diet, exercise, and sleep. Whether citizens, permanent residents, or foreign residents holding valid work or residence passes, anyone can participate simply by downloading the app.…

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Singapore’s Online Criminal Harms Act empowers the government to issue legally binding directives to major online platforms, requiring them to remove accounts, block content, or even restrict applications. As digital platforms have become primary arenas for criminal activity, platform operators are now expected to assume gatekeeping responsibilities rather than claim technological neutrality.

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