The Minister of State for Digital Development and Information acknowledged that companies will continue making commercial decisions, including cost-cutting measures, but warned against overly short-term thinking.
Singapore
The Minister of State for Digital Development and Information acknowledged that companies will continue making commercial decisions, including cost-cutting measures, but warned against overly short-term thinking.
Minister of State for Digital Development and Information Jasmin Lau, who co-chairs the Economic Strategy Review (ESR) committee on technology and innovation, speaking to CNA.
New: You can now listen to articles.
This audio is generated by an AI tool.
‘Lower-value human capital’: banking boss too honest about AI job losses
OpenAI opens Singapore AI lab as IMDA updates AI framework
PM Anwar tells forum Malaysia must embrace risk in AI and digital ventures to secure future growth
Singapur und die Angst vor Künstlicher Intelligenz
Singapore’s economy grows on back of AI boom, defying Iran war slowdown
AI pioneer calls for digital trails and clearer accountability for AI agents
The city state cannot promise there will be no disruption from the new technology but it will protect every worker, the prime…
Economists say the challenge faced by Singapore is whether AI training can keep pace with job losses and work redesign.
Workers at risk from AI disruption in Singapore may receive 'career bridges' with training and guidance to transition into new…
Support measures and tax breaks were announced for firms using AI to transform their businesses.
The senior minister of state also stressed the need to integrate work and study to build AI literacy. Read more at…
Singapore cannot hold back on technology, but should be deliberate about ensuring that technology uplifts workers, the Economic…
