In this year’s Budget, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong positioned AI at the centre of Singapore’s next phase of growth — from a new national AI council to industry-wide AI missions and six months of free premium AI tools for selected trainees. This is not a small upgrade. It is a coordinated national push. #mothershipnews #ai #singapore #fyp
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