The update sets out 10 priorities across industry, government, research, talent, workforce capabilities, ecosystem integration, compute, data, trust and international partnerships. These priorities are meant to reflect what the next phase of AI development requires.
Singapore is sharpening the next phase of its national artificial intelligence (AI) strategy around three focus areas. It will deepen AI use across sectors and government, widen adoption across enterprises and the workforce, and strengthen the country's role as an AI hub.
Announced by Minister for Digital Development and Information Josephine Teo at the ATxSummit event, the refreshed priorities build on the National AI Strategy 2.0 launched in December 2023. They also follow the creation of the National AI Council in February 2026, chaired by Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, to provide strategic direction for Singapore's AI agenda.
