The OECD.AI Policy Navigator

Amid recent advances, especially in Generative AI, we refreshed our National AI Strategy in 2023. Guided by the vision AI for the Public Good, for Singapore and the World, our second National AI Strategy outlines how we will achieve our vision for Singapore to be a place where AI serves as a force for good, and where we harness AI to uplift and empower our people and businesses.

In 2019, we unveiled our first National AI Strategy, outlining plans to deepen the use of AI to transform our economy. By 2023, our early investment in AI led to the establishment of about 150 teams working on research and development, and 900 startups exploring new ideas with AI.

Building on previous collaboration, the European Commission and PDPC intend to further develop their partnership on issues of common interest, notably through the exchange of knowledge, experience and best practices to enhance data protection and trusted data flows, including exploring the use of privacy-enhancing technologies, in support of the digital economy and advancing the protection of children in the digital environment, which is a priority area for both sides.

This framework expands on the existing Model Governance Framework that covers Traditional AI, last updated in 2020. It covers nine dimensions for generative AI which should be looked at in totality - (a) accountability; (b) data; (c) trusted development and deployment; (d) incident reporting; (e) testing and assurance; (f) security; (g) establishing content provenance; (h) safety and alignment research & development; and (i) AI for Public Good.

The ASEAN Guide on AI Governance and Ethics is a practical guide for organisations in the region that wish to design, develop, and deploy traditional AI technologies in commercial and non-military or dual-use applications.