AI Video Library

At a Lorong AI media Q&A, Josephine Teo details bilingual AI talent, agentic AI governance, the National AI Impact Plan, and AI's impact on the workplace.

Three enterprise support measures in Budget 2026: a 40% corporate tax rebate, an enhanced MRA internationalisation grant, and support for enterprise AI adoption via the Champions of AI programme together with EIS and PSG.

The Economic Strategy Review lays out how Singapore stays competitive as AI reshapes the global economy — from tech hub status to taking homegrown firms global.

CNA's in-depth read of AI-related Budget measures, including the National AI Council, AI tax incentives and workforce transformation.

PM Lawrence Wong delivers the Budget speech with AI as a core theme, announcing the establishment of the National AI Council, which he will personally chair.

Josephine Teo details Singapore's AI strategic shift — from cautious observation to full embrace — and how the government systematically drives AI adoption.

Josephine Teo walks through Singapore's national AI strategy across three pillars: talent, industry, and international cooperation.

President Tharman Shanmugaratnam, in a Davos interview with Ian Bremmer, explains why Singapore views AI as an aid to workers rather than a threat.

President Tharman Shanmugaratnam argues that, given its openness and economic structure, Singapore will feel AI's full impact sooner than other countries.

At the Bloomberg New Economy Forum, Josephine Teo discusses Singapore's AI strategy, talent development and global governance cooperation.

At CNBC Converge Live, Josephine Teo discusses Singapore's AI strategy, risk management and talent development.

Prof Ho Teck Hua explains how AI can help Singapore deliver the economic output of 60 million people with a population of 6 million.

Official video walking through Singapore's National AI Strategy 2.0 — core content, 15 action plans, and implementation roadmap.

On the Latent Space podcast, Josephine Teo discusses Singapore's AI industrial policy, talent strategy and governance experience in depth.

Fortune analyses why Singapore's AI strategy has become a reference model for small economies worldwide.

At Columbia University's World Leaders Forum, President Tharman Shanmugaratnam speaks on AI's positive impact on Singapore's workforce and economy.

Singapore-proposed AI safety testing standards take centre stage at an ISO international meeting, drawing over 250 experts from the US, China, Japan, South Korea and beyond — the working group's first session in ASEAN. Nearly 100 AI standards are now published or in development, triple the count of a year ago.

Josephine Teo says the government is prepared to intervene if enterprise AI adoption falls short of expected outcomes, while releasing IMDA's second Online Safety Assessment Report.

At the World Economic Forum, Josephine Teo unveils the world's first agentic AI governance framework and calls on nations to proactively shape AI governance rules.

IMDA launches the world's first agentic AI governance framework at the World Economic Forum, establishing deployment norms for autonomous AI systems.

President Tharman Shanmugaratnam delivers a keynote at the International Cyber Conference Singapore (ICCS), addressing security challenges posed by agentic AI and quantum computing.

At Asia Tech x Singapore, President Tharman Shanmugaratnam stresses that AI governance must strike a balance between ambition and humility.

At the inaugural Singapore Conference on AI, Josephine Teo delivers an address articulating the AI governance vision alongside the launch of NAIS 2.0.

Minister Vivian Balakrishnan argues that traditional regulatory approaches are inadequate for AI and that new paths must be opened to develop AI governance rules.

At Asia Tech x Singapore, Singapore launches the AI Verify Foundation, establishing the world's first open-source community for AI governance testing.

Official IMDA video introducing the features and applications of AI Verify — the world's first AI governance testing framework and toolkit.

ONE Pass adds AI and tech tracks; since launching in 2023 it has drawn over 8,000 professionals. The new version relaxes criteria and recognises equity compensation, making it easier for startups and high-growth firms to attract talent.

Minister Josephine Teo announces the National AI Impact Plan, targeting training of 100,000 AI professionals and support for 10,000 firms by 2029.

At the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, Josephine Teo digs into how AI is shifting employment and what public policy should do about it.

Co-organised by AI Singapore and NTU and supported by MOE and MDDI, the inaugural National AI Olympiad drew over 120 students to compete in AI skills challenges.

Tracks Singapore from setting up the National AI Olympiad to landing historic results at the International AI Olympiad — and what it shows about AI talent development.

Since 2018, AI Singapore's AIAP has trained more than 400 AI engineers; open to applicants of all backgrounds and a major channel for Singapore's AI talent pipeline.

Hosted by AISG and supported by IMDA, the National AI Student Challenge has drawn over 2,000 participants — building the next generation of AI talent.

At Asia Tech x Singapore, Josephine Teo urges workers across industries to actively learn foundational AI skills to remain competitive.

At the FinTech Festival, President Tharman Shanmugaratnam warns that AI will displace human tasks faster than previous technologies and calls for accelerated workforce transformation.

Through the AISG LADP programme, HSC Pipeline built a locally deployed RAG AI knowledge base, breaking down engineering-knowledge silos and improving decision-making efficiency.

Health Minister Ong Ye Kung talks through AI applications in healthcare and Singapore's strategy for a super-aged society.

Singapore power company YTL PowerSeraya used LADP to build an LLM specialised in electricity market rules, enabling automated report analysis and rule queries.

Accounting-tech firm Skybots used LADP to upgrade RPA into LLM-powered customer service, handling complex accounting workflow queries.

Josephine Teo on how AI can help SMEs transform, reshape education, and reach every part of society.

Josephine Teo discusses prospects for AI applications in Singapore's financial services and the regulatory balance required.

An AISG 100E project applies multispectral AI to convert plastic-waste sorting from a manual process to an automated one, addressing a long-standing pain point in the recycling industry.

AISG partners with A*STAR, SGH and NCCS to develop AI algorithms that automatically detect, describe and diagnose liver lesions from radiology and pathology archives.

An AISG 100E project tackles multilingual, multimodal e-commerce settings, addressing two key challenges: scarcity of labelled data for low-resource languages and complex semantic learning.

An AISG 100E project develops new machine-learning techniques and network architectures to address the growing risk of digital fraud as enterprises digitalise.

An AISG 100E project applies AI to smart sensing systems, enabling scalable detection, diagnosis and prediction of potential failures in high-risk underground transport infrastructure.

The AISG-SGTech LADP programme helps enterprises accelerate LLM application deployment, covering core skills including prompt engineering.

President Tharman Shanmugaratnam and Bill Gates dig into what AI could change in public health, education and development.

AI Singapore founding chairman Ho Teck Hua and other experts talk through how Singapore's AI scene is being built out and where industrial applications are heading.

At the Singapore-South Korea AI Connectivity Summit, the two countries announce a US$300 million AI partnership to jointly advance AI R&D and industrial deployment.

President Tharman Shanmugaratnam in an in-depth conversation with Ian Bremmer on AI, the reshaping of global order, and Singapore's response strategy.

President Tharman Shanmugaratnam lays out Singapore's global positioning in the AI era, its workforce transformation strategy and its role amid great-power rivalry.

In an FT interview, Lawrence Wong discusses the global order in a post-American era, including AI's strategic significance for Singapore's economy.

At the US National Security Commission on AI summit, Vivian Balakrishnan articulates Singapore's Smart Nation vision and international cooperation on AI governance.