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OpenAI commits $300m to boost AI skills, offer tools and solutions for businesses in Singapore

It aims to improve productivity in areas like public service, finance and healthcare.

OpenAI commits S$300 million to grow Singapore's AI capabilities

The government and OpenAI will collaborate on “OpenAI for Singapore”, a joint initiative to strengthen the country’s position as a leading hub for applied, AI-native innovation.

Wildlife charity ACRES doubles sanctuary space as animal rescues hit record high

The charity plans to expand even further – up to four times its original size – in the coming years to care for a growing number of injured, abandoned and illegally traded animals.

Air New Zealand launches new direct flights between Singapore and Christchurch

The new service will operate three days a week starting from Oct 28.

2 men arrested after 9,200 cans, bottles of contraband alcohol seized in Bedok

The total duty and goods and services tax evaded amounted to $19,791, Singapore Customs said.

Laufey in Singapore: The night she turned Singapore Indoor Stadium into a jazz club

"Lover Girl" Laufey delivered a theatrical spectacle of a sold-out concert at Singapore Indoor Stadium on Tuesday (May 19).

More food delivery, patrol robots to roam Punggol Digital District under renewed AI push

Protein powders and pre-workout supplements – are you getting what you paid for?

Find out how to separate evidence-based supplements from marketing gimmicks, and why checking labels matters more than viral social media recommendations.

IN FOCUS: Can driverless buses become a mainstay on Singapore’s roads?

It has been 12 years since the first autonomous vehicle trials were conducted in Singapore.

Commentary: Kids need to learn about AI – but will it sabotage the way they learn?

An AI tutor can generate prompts in seconds and tailor learning to each child - but it won’t teach children to be comfortable with ambiguity and negative feedback, say writer and parent Annie Tan.

Singapore pledges US$12 million to global health partnership to support pandemic preparedness

Singapore’s pledge of US$12 million (S$15.4 million) is a continuation of its earlier US$15 million contribution made in 2022.

First S’pore adaptation plan to identify risks and take stock of current measures, rather than new solutions

Climate adaptation will be a key area to bolster ASEAN’s resilience, which could be a crucial theme under Singapore's 2027 chairmanship.

11 taken to hospital after accident involving 9 motorcycles and car on AYE

Police investigations are ongoing.

Polytechnic students create AI chatbot to improve access to special needs resources and support

Singapore’s energy strategy has to be more diversified, forward-looking: PM Wong

He noted that the country remains exposed to global supply disruptions as it imports nearly all its energy.

What happened on the turbulence-hit SIA flight that left one dead and 79 hurt?

The timeline of events was recorded in a final report by the Transport Safety Investigation Bureau.

Man to be charged after allegedly stealing bank cards on flight from South Korea to S’pore

The suspect had allegedly taken two bank cards belonging to another passenger on the same flight.

Beware of scam e-mails on employment offences claiming to be from MOM

Victims would receive e-mails informing them that their companies had contravened the Employment Act.

Limited choices, slower customer service among key consumer concerns amid telco restructuring

Communicating proactively with consumers is also key for restructuring firms to maintain trust, said experts.

How will S’pore be assessed on its ability to make an informed choice on deploying nuclear energy?

Here’s what you need to know about this assessment by the UN atomic watchdog.