Lee Li Ying
Correspondent
Li Ying is a correspondent on the technology beat, covering issues like online safety, cybersecurity and the impact of artificial intelligence. She is particularly interested in how emerging technologies shape societies, economies and everyday life. She joined The Straits Times in August 2022. Prior to that, she was a broadcast reporter with CNA, covering major political developments and the Covid-19 pandemic for live television and radio.
Latest articles
ST Explainer: What contributes to success in AI?
PM Wong to chair new National AI Council; national AI missions to drive transformation in key sectors
Majority of firms in S-E Asia that invested in AI struggle to reap financial benefits: Report
Some telco technical data may open more doors for cyberattackers: Experts
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S’pore’s four major telcos came under attack by cyberespionage group UNC3886 in 2025
Deepfake nudes inflict real harm despite being fake: Experts
How a Singapore product developer landed an AI strategy job at Standard Chartered bank
Access to 47 illegal Premier League streaming sites given the boot in Singapore
Use of partial NRIC numbers for identification not reliable, public sector to phase it out: Jasmin Lau
Singapore’s first AI nanosatellite to be launched under $200m national space push
