Singapore’s AI strategy isn’t algorithms.
It’s 6 levers.

Every parliamentary question, response, and debate on AI from 2015 to 2026.

• 2026-05-07

  Review of Singapore's Water Security Due to Rising Demands from Data Centres, Urban Expansion and Climate Variability

  Oral Answers · AI Infrastructure & Research
• 2026-05-07

  Tighter Controls and Real-time Anomaly Detection for SIM Card Purchases, Re-registration Patterns and GSM Gateway Misuse

  Oral Answers · AI & National Security · AI in Public Sector
• 2026-05-07

  Energy Crisis, AI Data-Centre Demand and the Impact on Hiring Prospects

  Oral Answers · AI Infrastructure & Research · AI & Employment
• 2026-05-06

  Regulating Young People's Access to Social Media after US Negligence Finding against Meta and Alphabet

  Oral Answers · AI Safety & Ethics · AI Governance & Regulation
• 2026-05-06

  Safeguards and Roadmap for Introducing and Monitoring AI Use by Primary School Students

  Oral Answers · AI in Education · AI Safety & Ethics

New policies, debates, videos, and longform added in the past two weeks. Every entry links straight to the source page.

• 2026-06-02

  Debate 8 new parliamentary debates

  Energy Crisis, AI Data-Centre Demand and the Impact on Hiring Prospects; Tighter Controls and Real-time Anomaly Detection for SIM Card Purchases, Re-registration Patterns and GSM Gateway Misuse; Review of Singapore's Water Security Due to Rising Demands from Data Centres, Urban Expansion and Climate Variability (8 total)

  Energy Crisis, AI Data-Centre Demand and the Impact on Hiring Prospects → Tighter Controls and Real-time Anomaly Detection for SIM Card Purchases, Re-registration Patterns and GSM Gateway Misuse → Review of Singapore's Water Security Due to Rising Demands from Data Centres, Urban Expansion and Climate Variability → Parliamentary debates →
• 2026-05-29

  Longform New: Singapore tops the world in Claude usage intensity

  In the country-usage ranking of Anthropic's March 2026 Economic Index, Singapore leads with an AI Usage Index of 5.53. The piece unpacks what the index measures — per-capita adoption intensity, not absolute volume or sophistication — why the formula favors small, rich, English-speaking, knowledge-worker-dense city-states, and how Singapore's policies keep pushing it up. Published in all five languages.

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• 2026-05-27

  Fix SEO: bulk-rewrite page titles & descriptions to lift CTR

  Based on 5/2–5/24 Google Search Console data (95k impressions / 0.27% CTR), bulk-rewrote metadata across voices / policies / debates / levers / startups / talent / ecosystem detail and listing pages — adding number signals (e.g. "153 debates · 2015–2026"), keyword front-loading, and a brand suffix in all 5 locales. The debates listing now bakes its actual record count + year range into title/desc; voice pages inject debate/policy/video counts into the description. zh-tw branches all route through toTraditional() to keep traditional output clean.

• 2026-05-26

  Longform New: Singapore unveils four National AI Missions

  At ATxSummit on 20 May, Josephine Teo unveiled the NAIS Update and four National AI Missions (Advanced Manufacturing, Connectivity, Finance, Healthcare); the same day brought announcements of the NVIDIA Singapore AI Research Lab and the Punggol Digital District multi-operator robot testbed. News-style long-form, published in all five languages.

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• 2026-05-26

  Fix zh-tw: protected-terms pipeline for Singapore ministry names

  OpenCC s2twp was wrongly converting Singapore ministry names (MDDI, IMDA, MCCY) into Taiwan-style variants in zh-tw rendering. The new src/i18n/protected-terms.ts adds a pre/post placeholder pass that protects ~10 official institutional names, fixing 2000+ occurrences across the site. A new npm run check:zh-tw-misconversion eval prevents regressions.

• 2026-05-25

  Longform Full rewrite: Singapore's capacity to pivot, seen through AI

  The old AI Strait of Malacca essay is replaced with the 2026-05-25 revision, adding method notes, the five transformations, NAIS Update, the Manus risk discussion, and zh/en/ja/ko versions.

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