AI has played a major role in transforming industries in just the last three to five years in terms of productivity and efficiency, one of its significant impacts has been the rise of GenAI and AI agents which now play a crucial role in various applications and interactions.
Not too long ago, artificial intelligence (AI) was seen as confined to the realms of academia or science fiction. Today, it has found its way into almost every industry. Indeed, the progression of AI from a niche interest to a universal force is as remarkable as the technology itself.
This shift has ignited global competition, with countries striving to lead in AI. Singapore’s position as a regional hub, bolstered by thriving AI startups, leading universities, and strong government investment, gives it a significant advantage in the race to lead in AI. There is strong support from the local population too: A study shows that Singaporeans have a consistently more positive attitude towards AI than other countries. 90% believe in the broad benefits of AI, and 60% are willing to trust AI in the workplace.
