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New guide lays out how Singapore boards should oversee AI

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By Lee Ying
| The Straits Times Verified
SINGAPORE – Company directors now have a guide to help them oversee the use of artificial intelligence, including how to assess AI investments, manage risks and ensure the technology produces tangible results for their organisations. Launched at the inaugural SID Digital and Tech Forum 2026 on July 31, the guide reflects growing expectations for boards to take a more active role in AI governance, rather than leaving such issues to management or IT teams.
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Singapore tightens rules governing critical services sectors to counter AI cyber threats

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By Lee Ying
| The Straits Times Verified
SINGAPORE - Operators of Singapore’s critical infrastructure will need to use a homegrown intrusion detection tool and ensure board-level involvement in cyber security matters to counter growing threats posed by artificial intelligence. These are among a host of tougher mandatory cybersecurity requirements under the Cybersecurity Code of Practice that will take effect by end July.
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ST Explains: Can customers say no to the use of their personal data for AI training?

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By Lee Ying
| The Straits Times Verified
SINGAPORE - Singapore has rolled out new rules mandating that organisations inform consumers if they use personal data to train artificial intelligence (AI) models. When are AI notices applicable? Under what circumstances are organisations spared from notifying customers? Will consumers be allowed to opt out of AI training? The Straits Times answers these questions.
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