Singapore will continue to work with all players, including Chinese firms, to roll out artificial intelligence (AI) technologies needed for a smart city, even as the United States continues to cut business ties with Chinese AI firms because of their countries' ongoing trade spat.
"That's how we will operate: keep it open," Minister-in-charge of Singapore's Smart Nation initiative Vivian Balakrishnan told The Straits Times yesterday on the sidelines of the three-day Smart City Expo World Congress in Barcelona, where he pitched to a global audience Singapore's appeal as a hub for testing and rolling out AI solutions.
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