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Singapore Outlines AI Priorities, Online Safety Efforts
Disclosure of AI and Online Safety Initiatives
Josephine Teo, Singapore's Minister for Digital Development and Information, held a question-and-answer session with the media at Lorong AI @ One-North Space on March 27, 2026. During the session, Minister Teo emphasized the government's commitment to artificial intelligence (AI) initiatives and efforts to enhance online safety. Key discussions included developing 'AI bilingual' workers, implementing AI agents like OpenClaw, and introducing the National AI Impact Programme.
Strengthening AI Governance and Online Safety
In her announcement, Minister Teo highlighted the importance of balancing AI adoption with robust governance. She stressed the need for AI education and retraining programs for fresh graduates and mid-career workers to adapt to the rapid changes driven by AI. The minister also revealed plans for the launch of a new National AI Council to oversee AI policies. Regarding online safety, Teo announced measures to improve service safety standards, enhance protection for seniors, address information threats, and establish a new Online Safety Commission, underscoring the government's strong commitment to citizen protection.
*Source: YouTube: Straits Times (2026-03-31)*
