Singapore studying stronger safeguards for high-risk AI uses as systems grow more autonomous: Josephine Teo
Officials are weighing tighter testing, deployment controls and reporting rules as Singapore says no unsupervised AI agent has caused a cyberattack so far.
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'Cannot wait for others to tell us': Tan Kiat How on safeguarding against AI cyber threats
A "rouge" artificial intelligence (AI) agent hacked an Australian government system in June, shining a spotlight on the risks and threats posed by increasingly autonomous AI systems.The incident prompted at least three MPs to file parliamentary questions at the latest sitting, seeking clarification on the Singapore Government's assessment and management of agentic AI risks.To date, no Singapore government agency has received a report of a cyber …
No report of rogue AI agents attacking S’pore government agencies: Josephine Teo
Local government agencies have not received reports of attacks on their systems by unsupervised artificial intelligence agents, said Minister for Digital Development and Information Josephine Teo in a written parliamentary reply on Oct 6. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore weighs tougher safeguards for high-risk AI agents while gambling regulator widens AI use
Singapore is assessing whether high-risk uses of artificial intelligence require tougher safeguards, since AI systems now have greater autonomy and access to data, tools and business processes. Meanwhile, the country's gambling regulator has detailed its own growing use of AI. In a written parliamentary response on Tuesday, Minister for Digital Development and Information Josephine Teo said...
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