AI Influence Profile
Gabriel Lam
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Parliamentary AI record (2)
Tracking of Adverse Outcomes Among Retained Workers Following AI-related Job Redesign, and Inclusion of Findings in AI Adoption Impact Assessment
2026-10-06 · Parliament 15
Mr Gabriel Lam asked the Acting Minister for Manpower whether the Ministry tracks workers who remain employed after AI-related job redesign but see reductions in wages, working hours, or job seniority, and whether such outcomes would be included in assessing AI's impact on workers. Ms Jasmin Lau replied that MOM's AI Survey captures firm-level effects of AI adoption on job redesign, new job creation, and redeployment, but does not cover individual workers' experiences; under schemes like the Workforce Development Grant (Job Redesign+), MOM tracks wages and employment retention but not changes in working hours or job seniority. She added that MOM will keep strengthening its monitoring frameworks and indicators as AI adoption deepens.
MSF Committee of Supply 2026 — AI Deepfake Protection & Disability Employment
2026-03-05 · Parliament 15
Two AI issues drew attention in the MSF Committee of Supply debate. MP Rachel Ong raised the threat of AI deepfakes — especially sexually exploitative content — to children and vulnerable groups, asking what safeguards exist and how MSF coordinates with other agencies. Separately, MP Neo Kok Beng warned that AI automation is displacing traditional jobs for persons with disabilities (packing, sorting, basic admin, coding), calling for a shift from "protective employment" to building disability employment resilience in the AI economy.