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Why AI sovereignty, not adoption, will become enterprises’ next growth phase

Bhavya Kapoor
Bhavya Kapoor  • 5 min read
Why AI sovereignty, not adoption, will become enterprises’ next growth phase
AI adoption is accelerating in Singapore but the bigger growth test for enterprises may be whether they can keep control of the systems making decisions on their behalf. Photo: Pexels
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For years, Singapore has spoken about artificial intelligence (AI) as a strategic advantage. In 2026, it moved decisively from words to action.

Singapore Budget 2026 marked a clear step‑up from AI ambition to execution. A new National AI Council, chaired by Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, was announced to set direction and oversee national AI missions across sectors. These are not abstract aspirations; they are targeted efforts to embed AI into the economy.

At the same time, the National AI Impact Programme aims to support 10,000 enterprises over the next three years, while the expanded Enterprise Innovation Scheme lowers the cost of AI investment.

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