Six in 10 respondents in a June 2026 survey of 506 Singaporean current and prospective homeowners said they were primarily responsible for managing the household.
Singapore’s National Space Agency plans to roughly double or triple its current 30 person workforce and establish a multi agency satellite operations centre around the first half to mid 2027.
NUS AI Sense Maker is scheduled to launch on 20 August 2026 for students, faculty and alumni, using GPT 4.1 and cited retrieval across about 150,000 digitised items.
Singapore’s Ministry of Health expert panel recommended safer platform design and stronger age assurance—not a blanket social media age ban—because risks depend more on how young people use platforms and whi...
Singapore’s 116 page AI Guide for Boards, launched on 31 July 2026, says directors must govern AI as a core board responsibility—not leave it to the technology team.
Launched on July 31, 2026, the 116 page guide says AI oversight belongs to the full board—not only management or IT.
The strongest approach is a five step cycle: attempt independently, ask AI for diagnosis or hints, compare its response, revise in your own words, then explain or apply the idea without AI.
Singapore is moving toward supervised, transparent AI use rather than blanket bans, but the key caveat is that faster, more polished work does not necessarily mean deeper learning: students still need unaide...
Singapore recorded 3,363 government official impersonation scams in 2025, up 123.6% from 1,504 in 2024, with losses rising 60.5% to about S$242.9 million—even as scams overall declined.
More than three hours of social media daily is associated with about twice the risk of poor mental health outcomes, but time alone does not diagnose a problem.
Singapore’s NUS facility is a 20 unit biological computing prototype, not a replacement for conventional data centres.
Pakistan allowed 724 humanitarian trucks to cross into Afghanistan through Torkham in August 2026, providing a rare aid only lifeline after months of border restrictions—but normal trade has not resumed.