Singapore is embracing artificial intelligence to future-proof its economy, with Prime Minister Lawrence Wong highlighting the technology's potential during his budget address on February 12. Wong cited DBS and Grab as role models and announced the establishment of a new AI council, which he will lead, to oversee national AI missions in key areas like advanced manufacturing, connectivity, finance, and healthcare (Source 5).
According to Wong, "Harnessed well, AI will be a strategic advantage for Singapore." He added that it could help the country overcome structural constraints such as limited natural resources, an aging population, and a tight labor market (Source 5). The budget brief also included several other AI initiatives (Source 5).
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