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Sarah Koh

Sarah joined The Straits Times as a journalist in 2022 after graduating from university. She takes an interest in the development of consumer tech and the impact of artificial intelligence on the wider society. In her free time, she can be found hanging out with community cats and flipping through Marvel comics.

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Online Safety Commission offers hope, but victims want process simplified

The commission offers an alternative for those who encounter inadequate, delayed or unhelpful responses from social media platforms over harms encountered online.
The commission offers an alternative for those who encounter inadequate, delayed or unhelpful responses from social media platforms over harms encountered online.

Free AI courses for 60,000 accounting, finance professionals in S’pore under national programme

Second Minister for Finance and National Development Indranee Rajah speaking during ISCA’s annual dinner on July 3.
Second Minister for Finance and National Development Indranee Rajah speaking during ISCA’s annual dinner on July 3.

NDP 2026: Orang Laut song pays tribute to S’pore’s coastal native communities in parade show

Orang Laut singer Asnida Daud’s performance of a song that she composed, arranged and wrote with her husband and son will feature in the parade’s third act.
Orang Laut singer Asnida Daud’s performance of a song that she composed, arranged and wrote with her husband and son will feature in the parade’s third act.

NTU provost to helm S’pore’s national AI programme from July 1

NTU provost Christian Wolfrum brings significant experience in shaping AI research ecosystems, said MDDI and the National Research Foundation.
NTU provost Christian Wolfrum brings significant experience in shaping AI research ecosystems, said MDDI and the National Research Foundation.

New Singpass passkey turns mobile devices into digital keys, renders phishing scams useless

iPhone users will be able to set up their passkeys in the Singpass app from 10am on July 1. The feature will be rolled out to Android phone users later.
iPhone users will be able to set up their passkeys in the Singpass app from 10am on July 1. The feature will be rolled out to Android phone users later.

Systems infected by malware in Singapore more than doubled in 2025: CSA

The increase was driven by persistent malicious activity and improved detection of botnet devices.
The increase was driven by persistent malicious activity and improved detection of botnet devices.

New Online Safety Commission opens its doors to help victims tackle harmful content

Singapore’s Commissioner of Online Safety Francis Ng. The Online Safety Commission was set up to address victims’ frustrations with slow platform responses.
Singapore’s Commissioner of Online Safety Francis Ng. The Online Safety Commission was set up to address victims’ frustrations with slow platform responses.

OSRA, OCHA, POHA: The alphabet soup that governs Singapore’s online space

The laws work in tandem to give victims of online harms the redress they seek, and hold perpetrators responsible.
The laws work in tandem to give victims of online harms the redress they seek, and hold perpetrators responsible.

New pilot trials AI-powered translations of online govt resources in Chinese, Malay and Tamil

The team behind Polyglot, (from left) Muhammad Shazli Bin Shahril Shintaro, Aakash Gupta, Harish Venkatesan, Goh Zong Han, Hsu Zhong Jun.
The team behind Polyglot, (from left) Muhammad Shazli Bin Shahril Shintaro, Aakash Gupta, Harish Venkatesan, Goh Zong Han, Hsu Zhong Jun.

Singaporean brothers use unsolvable maths equations to build modern, unbreakable encryption

Singaporean brothers, Ken Lim (left) and Lim Meng Liang, founders of Aires Applied Quantum Technology, pictured at their new office in Macpherson on June 18.
Singaporean brothers, Ken Lim (left) and Lim Meng Liang, founders of Aires Applied Quantum Technology, pictured at their new office in Macpherson on June 18.

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