# 無遺囑死亡資料,及整合 AI 工具提升遺囑訂立服務的可及性

- 日期: 2026-07-07
- 收錄: 2026-07-20
- 相關方: Mr Gerald Giam Yean Song · Mr Edwin Tong Chun Fai
- 來源: https://sprs.parl.gov.sg/search/#/sprs3topic?reportid=written-answer-23669
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## 為什麼重要

MyLegacy@LifeSG 遺囑學習工具顯示新加坡對法律類 AI 堅持工具輔助人類把關,或成其他受監管諮詢領域的範本

## 摘要

工人黨議員嚴燕松(Gerald Giam)書面質詢律政部:(a) 部門是否掌握過去五年每年無遺囑(intestate)去世的新加坡公民與永久居民人數;(b) 是否計劃整合人工智慧工具,提升遺囑訂立服務的可及性。律政部長唐振輝(Edwin Tong)答覆:律政部並不追蹤無遺囑去世人數。他鼓勵公眾訂立遺囑,並指出如今確有 AI 工具可協助起草遺囑,但無論是否用 AI,公眾都須謹慎,並尋求專業法律意見。政府已推動相關資源更易獲取——近期在 MyLegacy@LifeSG 上推出"遺囑學習工具",幫助公眾在尋求法律意見前理解訂立遺囑的考量,並生成可作參考的"遺囑準備模板";但強調這是教育工具,不能替代法律意見。政府將繼續完善身後規劃資源,包括"負責任地使用 AI 訂立遺囑"的資訊。

## 要點

- 律政部不追蹤無遺囑去世人數
- 承認已有 AI 工具可協助起草遺囑,但強調無論是否用 AI 都須謹慎並尋求專業法律意見
- 已在 MyLegacy@LifeSG 推出"遺囑學習工具",定位為教育工具而非法律意見替代

## 全文

59 嚴燕松先生（Mr Gerald Giam Yean Song）詢問律政部：(a) 部門是否掌握過去五年間每年無遺囑（intestate）去世的新加坡公民與永久居民人數,若有,為多少；(b) 部門是否計劃整合人工智慧工具,以提升遺囑訂立服務的可及性。

唐振輝先生（Mr Edwin Tong Chun Fai）：律政部並不追蹤無遺囑去世的新加坡公民與永久居民人數。

我們鼓勵公眾訂立遺囑。這樣做能更好地確保其身後事務按其意願得到妥善處理。年滿 21 歲且心智健全者,可自行訂立遺囑,或委託第三方協助準備。

如今確有可用於協助起草遺囑的人工智慧（AI）工具。然而,無論是否使用 AI,公眾在訂立遺囑時都必須謹慎,並應尋求專業法律意見。

政府已採取措施,讓有關遺囑與遺產認證的資訊更易獲取。例如,我們近期在 MyLegacy@LifeSG 上推出「遺囑學習工具」,幫助公眾在尋求法律意見前更好地理解訂立遺囑的各項考量。該工具會生成一份可供參考的「遺囑準備模板」,用於身後規劃,我們希望藉此鼓勵更多人訂立遺囑。需要明確的是,這應作為教育工具使用,不能替代法律意見。

我們將繼續完善身後規劃資源,包括有關負責任地使用 AI 訂立遺囑的資訊,確保它們持續切合需要、行之有用,並鼓勵公眾訂立遺囑。

## Hansard (original, English)

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59 Mr Gerald Giam Yean Song asked the Minister for Law (a) whether the Ministry has data on the number of Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents who have died intestate in each of the last five years and if so, what is the number; and (b) whether the Ministry plans to integrate artificial intelligence tools to enhance the accessibility of will-writing services.

Mr Edwin Tong Chun Fai: The Ministry does not track the number of Singapore citizens and permanent residents who pass away intestate.

We encourage members of the public to make a will. Doing so provides greater assurance that their affairs will be taken care of in accordance with their wishes after their passing. A person who is at least 21 years old and of sound mind may write his or her own will or engage a third party to assist with its preparation.

There are artificial intelligence (AI) tools today that might be used to assist in preparing a will. However, the public must exercise care in making their wills, whether using AI or not, and should seek professional legal advice.

The Government has taken steps to make information on wills and probate more accessible. For example, we recently launched a Will Learning Tool on MyLegacy@LifeSG to help members of the public better understand the considerations in making a will before seeking legal advice. The tool generates a Will Preparation Template that can be used as a reference for legacy planning, which we hope will encourage more to go on to make wills. To be clear, this should be used as an education tool and it is not a substitute for legal advice.

We will continue to improve legacy planning resources, including information on the responsible use of AI in will-making, to ensure that they remain relevant and useful, and encourage the making of wills.