Living with AI

Singapore shifts cyber strategy after UNC3886 attacks, deploys AI security tools

Gwenda Fong took over as chief executive of the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore and Commissioner of Cybersecurity on July 1.

No flashy robots, just a quiet transformation: How Singapore’s food and retail sectors are using AI

The Lo & Behold Group’s chief operating officer, said using AI to analyse data allowed restaurant Fico to maximise table turnover.

How a missed 2,000-kueh order pushed a heritage S’pore brand to adopt AI

HarriAnns Nonya Table central kitchen staff making moulding kueh bugis in JTC Bedok Food City.

Singapore’s shops and restaurants scoring quick wins with AI

Rifeng Gao, The Lo & Behold Group’s chief operating officer, inside Fico restaurant on Sept 2.

Low on code, high on miles: S’porean uses AI to create tool to maximise credit card rewards

Hosan Swee, creator of KiasuMiles, on July 10. He taught himself to code using artificial intelligence and built the website, which recommends the best credit cards to use at different merchants to maximise airline miles.

Countries can find common ground on AI safeguards, incident reporting: Tan Kiat How

Senior Minister of State for Digital Development and Information of Singapore, Tan Kiat How at the FutureChina Global Forum on Sept 24.

Free AI training and ChatGPT subscriptions for Grab platform workers, merchants to build business ideas

Around 50 female drivers and delivery riders attending the first workshop organised by Grab and OpenAI, as part of a two-year programme that seeks to impart practical AI skills to gig workers and merchants.

ST Logistics trains workers for new roles as it ramps up warehouse automation

Frederick Wong, senior executive at ST Logistics, has learnt to manage new software and troubleshoot robotic equipment as the warehouse he works in adopts automation.

A normie’s guide to understanding the global AI safety debate

Sensible guard rails can reassure ordinary citizens that AI will not be allowed to run unchecked, says the writer.

AI innovation should be measured by impact on people, Josephine Teo says at UN platform

AI is also being used to route public feedback to relevant agencies more quickly, identify anomalies among millions of cargo shipments at Singapore’s borders, and detect signs of phishing and impersonation scams.

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