AI Influence Profile

Lee Yi Shyan

Government

3
Parliamentary speeches
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Policies championed
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AI videos

Positioning

Member of Parliament. Spoke in 3 AI-related parliamentary debates (2016–2020), most often on AI & National Security and AI in Public Sector.

Parliamentary AI record (3)

By year 2020 · 1 2017 · 1 2016 · 1
By topic AI & National Security · 2 AI in Public Sector · 2 AI Infrastructure & Research · 2 AI & Employment · 1 AI Economy & Industry · 1 AI Governance & Regulation · 1 AI Safety & Ethics · 1

Committee of Supply – Head V (Ministry of Trade and Industry)

2020-03-02 · Parliament 13

AI Governance & Regulation AI Economy & Industry AI & Employment AI Infrastructure & Research

MPs asked whether government support for firms going international is adequate, particularly in emerging and frontier markets. They stressed the pandemic underscores the importance of market diversification and focused on how government economic agencies and business chambers help firms navigate a complex international environment. The core debate: the strength of government support and the effectiveness of market-diversification strategy.

Committee of Supply − Head J (Ministry of Defence)

2017-03-03 · Parliament 13

AI & National Security AI Infrastructure & Research AI in Public Sector

MPs asked MINDEF about the major current security threats — regional great-power conflict, North Korean nuclear tests, terrorism, and cyberattacks. The government emphasised the diversity of threats and prioritising cybersecurity, calling for stronger defensive capability. The core debate: balancing resource allocation and response strategy across traditional and non-traditional security threats.

Committee of Supply – Head J (Ministry of Defence)

2016-04-07 · Parliament 13

AI Safety & Ethics AI & National Security AI in Public Sector

MPs raised the defence budget, emphasising a complex, evolving national security environment including terrorism, South China Sea disputes, North Korea's nuclear threat, and piracy. The government cited SAF's build-up achievements and the need to address diversified security threats. The core debate: balancing limited resources with multi-front defence demands.