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Singapore introduces generative AI guidelines on use of personal data, chatbots

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AI models learn from data — but new guidelines are setting clearer boundaries on what personal information can be used and how users are told about it.The new guidelines aim to help businesses adopt generative AI responsibly while building public trust. Aldrina Thirunagaran reports from the Singapore Data Festival, while Ms Denise Wong from the Personal Data Protection Commission and Assistant Chief Executive (Data Innovation and Protection Group) at IMDA, as well as Prof Simon Chesterman, Vice Provost (Educational Innovation) at NUS and Dean at the NUS College, shared more about AI regulations.

AI models learn from data — but new guidelines are setting clearer boundaries on what personal information can be used and how users are told about it.The new guidelines aim to help businesses adopt generative AI responsibly while building public trust. Aldrina Thirunagaran reports from the Singapore Data Festival, while Ms Denise Wong from the Personal Data Protection Commission and Assistant Chief Executive (Data Innovation and Protection Group) at IMDA, as well as Prof Simon Chesterman, Vice Provost (Educational Innovation) at NUS and Dean at the NUS College, shared more about AI regulations.

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