Singapore is investing over S$1 billion in AI research and development. Discover what this means for local enterprises, adoption opportunities, and business competitiveness.

Singapore is no longer asking if businesses should adopt AI – it is structuring funding, regulation and talent pipelines so that every firm, from MNCs to micro‑enterprises, is expected to get AI‑ready in the next few years. For leaders, the question has shifted from “Should we explore AI?” to “How fast can we turn AI into everyday business outcomes?” 1. A S$1B signal: AI is now national infrastructure In early 2026, Singapore committed more than S$1 billion over five years un

In 2026, AI will no longer be about experimenting with tools — it will be about getting real business results. Many early AI pilots will be dropped, while a smaller number of high-impact use cases become part of everyday operations. Read on for 3 specific AI shifts that is likely to happen this year, with examples that matter to small and medium businesses.

Artificial intelligence (AI) isn’t just a tech buzzword anymore — it’s changing how businesses operate, compete, and grow. As you plan your business strategy for 2026, understanding these trends can help you cut costs, serve customers better, and stay competitive. Here are the top 5 AI trends that has shaped business this year and what they mean for business.

Chatbots and AI Agents might sound like they do the same thing but there are actually key differences to note before you decide which to adopt for your business use.

Many of us use AI today to quickly and conveniently find out answers to our questions. But can we trust their answers? AI hallucination is a major risk that we need to be aware of.

Everyone uses AI today. But are you aware of the risk of using AI in your work? Be aware of the hidden risks.

Almost of all businesses in Singapore is already using AI today. Find out how and what are some of the tasks that AI can help you with in your day-to-day work.