🚢 Guide for SMA: ST News & Other Industry News (2025)

Job outcomes for poly grads in 2025 'comparable' to past years, 23 Oct

NUS graduate soars as aerialist in world's largest water show in Macau, 19 Oct

NTU plans to boost intake for its flagship AI scholar programme, 6 Oct

Temasek Poly students and alumni raise awareness of hidden disabilities, 6 Oct

Higher salaries, but slight dip in full-time jobs for SIT's class of 2024: Survey, 3 Oct

New master's degree, AI lab among initiatives to boost TCM in Singapore, 29 Sept

NUS law student surprises himself by topping international public speaking contest, 26 Sept

Nanyang Poly student has responded to over 50 cardiac arrests since he was 16, 22 Sept

From running 3D printers 24/7 to winning 'Nobel Prize for students', 21 Sept

Spotlight on student initiatives to tackle real-world problems, 19 Sept

SIT plans test bed spanning Punggol Digital District for trial of ideas, 17 Sept

Poly students urged to be bold and innovative in envisioning S'pore's future, 16 Sept

Former ITE HQ, Dover campus to be demolished by HDB for homes, 15 Sept

SIT completes move to Punggol beside JTC Business Park; campus designed to foster ties with industry, 15 Sept

I'll always take pride in being a Singaporean-Bengali: NTU history grad's dad was a migrant worker, 14 Sept

NTU students to get year-long career support after graduation, 3 Sept

Poly students' e-mails compromised; MOE, IHLs warn against scammers, 24 Aug

They are from different backgrounds, but opt for Chinese Studies in poly, 24 Aug

Temasek Poly catches students vaping during detector trial, 24 Aug

Govt-funded traineeships for fresh grads to start in Oct with up to 800 places, 23 Aug

4 polytechnics get $4.8m from Ngee Ann Kongsi for overseas programmes, 23 Aug

New ITE facility uses mock-ups, simulations for training, 20 Aug

Students from Normal (Tech) do as well in job market as peers, 18 Aug

New govt-funded traineeship scheme for ITE, poly, university grads, 18 Aug

Mentors to guide ITE students to pursue work-study diplomas, 13 Aug

40% more sign-ups for adult learner programmes in last 5 years, 13 Jul

Fresh grads urged to stay calm in job search; uptick in hiring seen, 11 Jul

Govt watching job situation for fresh graduates closely: Gan Siow Huang, 10 Jul

Singapore to add more than 1,000 educators annually, up from 700, 10 Jul

New training, practice requirements for SkillsFuture adult educators, 8 Jul

NUS College receives record 10,000 applications for 400 places, 7 Jul

S'pore, NUS need to stay open to be a 'sanctuary for global talent', 4 Jul

NUS retains 8th spot, NTU climbs to 12th in latest global university rankings, 19 Jun

Take a gap year? Fresh grads putting job hunt first amid market uncertainty, 16 Jun

She quit 'safe path' of JC for fashion and is now a cosplay influencer on TikTok, 15 Jun

Early Admissions Exercise; Turning dreams into reality, 9 Jun

18 out of 190 in first batch complete SUTD's tuition-free coding school, 9 Jun

NIE teacher training for degree holders to be reduced from 16 months to a year, 4 Jun

NIE, Amazon Web Services set up tech education centre in NTU to boost trainee teachers' skills, 30 May

Successful ITE graduates to be recognised as part of 3 new fellowships in President's Challenge 2025, 29 May

Less than half of fresh private uni grads find full-time jobs, 27 May

One challenge after another in life, but ITE student finds ways to shine, 25 May

Upgrading of ITE campuses; Classrooms transformed into gym, aircraft engine facility to aid learning, 18 May

More S'pore polytechnic graduates heading to top overseas universities, 9 May

'Speak up': Advice to polytechnic freshmen from this year's graduating class, 28 Apr

Singapore takes lead in training seafarers to handle greener fuels, 31 Mar

NUS medical school took in record number of female students in 2024, 31 Mar

Fewer fresh uni grads find full-time work, but they get higher pay: Survey, 25 Feb

New ITE course allows cabin crew to earn diploma while flying around the world, 15 Feb

Higher education needs a better focus on service in the community, 28 Jan

Adjustments needed to tackle skills mismatch globally, says President, 23 Jan

Global chipmakers tie up with ITE to train tech talent, 22 Jan

NUS Computing expands with new AI degrees, facilities, 22 Jan

Polys and ITE to help SMEs with AI-powered solutions to problems, 18 Jan

S'pore entities to work with Odisha on skills training, green energy, 18 Jan

Fewer fresh poly grads land full-time jobs in 2024 but wages rise, 14 Jan

More O-level school leavers choosing poly route despite qualifying for JC, 12 Jan

AI diploma, varsity tie-ups and more -- five polytechnics roll out new offerings, 10 Jan

Ngee Ann Poly students can go on 'fast track' for bachelor's degree, 10 Jan

Marina Bay Cruise Centre's capacity leaps to 11,700 passengers after $40m facelift, 30 Oct

Important yet invisible: The unseen role of hydrogen-ready turbines in S'pore's energy transition, 27 Oct

S'pore navy's multi-role combat vessel offers new capabilities, 22 Oct

Singapore's continued success will require stewardship and courage, 20 Oct

589 claims worth $72.5m filed over June 2024 oil spill, 17 Oct

Seatrium shares dip after customer terminates $616m vessel contract, 11 Oct

68% of youth are open to changing jobs, finds SUSS study, 11 Oct

Degree holders gain more as over 5 in 10 S'pore workers see significant changes at workplace: Report, 11 Oct

S'pore No. 12 in global skills index; room for improvement, says minister, 11 Oct

NUS-OceanX expedition off to study unexplored part of Indian Ocean, 8 Oct

Digital economy makes up 18.6% of GDP, generates 214,000 tech jobs, 7 Oct

Issue with ship's anchors led to collision causing massive oil spill, 3 Oct

Water taxis, cycling paths at Kranji Dam among ideas to shield north-west coastline, 1 Oct

New course to train experts on Singapore coastal protection against rising sea levels, 2 Oct

AI-powered underwater robot helps scientists map corals, 27 Sept

Singapore-led initiative launched to better protect, restore marine habitats for carbon credits, 26 Sept

Singapore to help Egypt digitalise port after talks between presidents, 24 Sept

Asia Ocean Fund gets S'pore firm's backing to raise $96 million, 19 Sept

14 projects to fight rising seas get $22m in grant from PUB, 19 Sept

More fresh graduates found jobs compared with 2024 cohort, 18 Sept

PSA Singapore inks Tuas Port warehousing and logistics deal with shipping giant Cosco, 16 Sept

Shielding Singapore from rising sea levels, 15 Sept

Shipbuilding delays force Disney cruise to postpone Singapore debut to 2026, 12 Sept

HarbourFront ferry, cruise operations moving to interim terminal in later half of 2026, 11 Sept

Singapore Q4 hiring outlook falls to 20%, below global average, 9 Sept

Vietnam flexes maritime muscle at parade marking 80th national day, 3 Sept

Singapore to build barriers to protect south-eastern coast from rising seas, 31 Aug

New online tools from SkillsFuture S'pore help firms plan and curate staff training, 19 Aug

Using nature, multi-use structures among solutions being studied to protect Singapore coastlines, 16 Aug

Nowhere to run: Why Singapore needs to start protecting its coasts now, 16 Aug

Seatrium's first-half profit soars 301% to $144m on strong order book, 1 Aug

Internships after graduation - a waiting room for a real job or a launch pad?, 29 Jul

Workers want tech training but lack of compensation an obstacle: Poll, 25 Jul

Singapore residents pick well-being as key to good life, 25 Jul

Disinformation now has a new channel - AI chatbots, 23 Jul

What 'skills first' really means: Panellists at SkillsFuture Forum talk culture, systems, mindsets, 11 Jul

Surge in piracy, armed robbery in Malacca and S'pore straits, 11 Jul

Hyper-competitive classrooms feed the corporate world's narcissist pipeline, 9 Jul

The world's biggest polluter is cleaning up its act, 6 Jul

It's a hard slog for Gen Z job seekers. They can do without the derision, 6 Jul

Work-life balance most valued factor for workers across age groups: Survey, 26 Jun

UK aircraft carrier docks here in first formal port call in region, 24 Jun

Air-sea transfers via Changi Airport a boon for both regulars and tourists, 22 Jun

News analysis; Surging shipping costs, inflation could soon hit global economy, 20 Jun

Container ship named Singapore is latest addition to ONE's fleet, 18 Jun

Oceans 'inextricably tied' to Singapore's survival and well-being, says Vivian, 14 Jun

Forum: Make our maritime moments more visible to the public, 13Jun

S'pore researchers to go on deep sea biodiversity expedition: Vivian, 11 Jun

ST: New marine rescue vessel to tackle major incidents in S'pore waters, 26 Jun

Seatrium says its net order book stands at $21.3b as at end-March, 30 May

Keppel stays committed to green push despite the backsliding in some markets, 28 May

More young professionals drawn to tech-related roles in logistics sector, 28 May

Sun, sand and saving the planet?, 24 May

More can be done to maximise impact of SkillsFuture in its next phase: PM Wong, 24 May

315,000 Singaporeans have used new career and skills planning tool by SkillsFuture Singapore, 24 May

Local shipping line PIL quadruples 2024 profits, but expects challenges ahead, 20 May

Container throughput up 6.1% in 2025 despite tariff uncertainty: Minister, 17 May

Foreign investors bullish on logistics sector in Singapore, 10 May

Asia-Pacific coalition launched to support impactful start-ups with ocean focus, 9 May

More funding, talent schemes for S'pore carbon services industry, 6 May

Trump's deep sea minerals order a grave risk for the ocean, 5 May

Keppel Q1 earnings up by over 25%, sees limited direct hit from tariffs, 25 Apr

What global supply chain churn? FedEx CEO's starting S'pore-US freight flights, 13 Apr

Clean-up efforts on after oil leak affects fish farms, beaches and wetlands, 5 Apr

Singapore takes lead in training seafarers to handle greener fuels, 31 Mar

PSA reports 25% drop in 2024 profit on higher costs, 29 Mar

High demand for teaching, tech professionals in 2024, 29 Mar

Singapore to upgrade coastal monitoring sensors to measure radioactivity, waves, 28 Mar

Singapore rolls out new standard for charging electric harbour craft, 26 Mar

Use of drones to detect chemical spills at sea set to go on trial, 26 Mar

Digital twin of Singapore's port to be tested in second half of 2025, 25 Mar

First solar-powered electric boats to ply Singapore River by April, 18 Mar

Revamped maritime gallery showcases S'pore's past and future, 18 Mar

4 crewmen on dredger plead guilty over role in major oil spill, 13 Mar

Studies on coastal protection for Sentosa, south-west to start by 2026, 5 Mar

Singapore elected to council of global body that advances maritime navigation safety, 21 Feb

Nations urged to ratify High Seas Treaty for national reasons and the planet, 19 Feb

Singapore to study potential deployment of nuclear power, 19 Feb

Singapore to tap experts in study on safety of advanced nuclear technologies, 16 Feb

Singapore tops first Asia-Pacific Best Cities report, 13 Feb

Plan to grow S'pore's marine and offshore energy firms launched, 11 Feb

Repeated oil spills could affect already stressed marine wildlife, 8 Feb

23 tonnes of diesel oil leaks from hose used to refuel patrol craft, 7 Feb

Keppel full-year profit up 5% as data-centre business thrives, 6 Feb

S'pore to be key hub for Europe-Asia cargo under Maersk, Hapag-Lloyd alliance, 3 Feb

PSA rebrands, expands corporate venture capital arm, 24 Jan

Red Sea attacks; Lifting of Houthi sanctions could boost shipping capacity, 23 Jan

Many 'non-creative' job roles require creative skills: SkillsFuture report, 23 Jan

S'pore's port sets records for containers handled, vessel arrivals in 2024, 16 Jan

Singapore tops global innovation ranking of over 70 countries, 11 Jan

6 in 10 S'pore firms worry skills gaps will hinder transformation, 9 Jan

Micro-Credentials Impact Report 2025 Insights from Students and Employers [Coursera]

Coursera’s 2025 Micro-Credentials Impact Global Report reveals that micro-credentials are rapidly reshaping education and employment worldwide, with 90% of employers willing to offer higher starting salaries-often 10–15% more-to candidates holding recognized micro-credentials, particularly those that are credit-bearing or GenAI-related.

The report, based on surveys of over 2,000 students and employers across six regions, found that 87% of employers hired at least one micro-credential holder in the past year, and 85% are more likely to hire such candidates, citing improved job performance, faster onboarding, and reduced training costs.

For students and entry-level employees, micro-credentials deliver tangible career benefits: 28% received pay raises, 21% earned promotions, and 70% reported increased productivity after earning a micro-credential, while 83% felt more confident adapting to new roles in rapidly changing industries.

The findings underscore a global shift toward skills-based hiring and learning, with both employers and students demanding flexible, industry-aligned education that keeps pace with technological and economic transformation

NUS-OceanX voyage reveals marine life in uncharted deep waters, 30 Oct

Hydrogen-ready back-up power plant on Jurong Island launched, 28 Oct

Jurong Island to host S'pore's largest green data centre park, 28 Oct

S'pore eyes renewable fuel, nuclear tie-ups in drive for diverse energy mix: Tan See Leng, 28 Oct

ST Explains: S'pore's 2035 climate target for COP30 and the absent submissions from other countries, 27 Oct

S'pore, China to establish green, digital shipping corridor, 26 Oct

S'pore will decarbonise, but not at the expense of livelihoods, energy security: Tan See Leng, 25 Oct

Singapore's levy to boost use of greener jet fuel not suitable elsewhere as it may dampen air travel: Iata, 23 Oct

Temasek's sustainability chief on raising investor interest in Asia, 22 Oct

ST Explains; How Singapore's carbon trading pacts can impact local firms and the economy, 21 Oct

Sustainability no longer a cost centre but core strategy, say panellists at UOB-BT dialogue, 15 Oct

Over 34,000 tonnes of e-waste collected since 2021, 13 Oct

Air pollution a reason storms in S-E Asia are becoming stronger: Study, 13 Oct

Public sector carbon emissions fall slightly by 1.9% in FY2024, 7 Oct

Impact Enterprise Excellence Award (Large enterprise); Going beyond green: UOL's 'evolving' sustainability journey drives business, 2 Oct

WeavInsight bridges the green data gap with its tech solutions, 2 Oct

Impact Enterprise Excellence Award (SME); Pollen saves unsold goods from the dump, 2 Oct

SimplyGood's Jeremy Lee on a mission to create green cleaning solutions, 2 Oct

IMPACT LEADER EXCELLENCE AWARD (INDIVIDUAL); From business imperative to bigger purpose: Beh Siew Kim on sustainability in hospitality, 2 Oct

IMPACT LEADER OF THE YEAR (INDIVIDUAL); 'Moderator in nature': Edible Garden City's Bjorn Low wants to sow green ideas that will outlast him, 2 Oct

Impact Leader of the Year (Individual); 'Regenerative and restorative': Prof Lily Kong on the power of human-environment ties, 2 Oct

Being sustainable and Singaporean are equally important for ComfortDelGro, 2 Oct

Impact Enterprise of the Year (Large enterprise); Keppel eyes 'alpha returns' in riding sustainability megatrend, 2 Oct

SMU president bags top award for making sustainability part of university's DNA, 26 Sept

Three carbon projects S'pore buying nature-based credits from to use newly approved methodologies, 26 Sept

Quantifying ocean's climate benefits can boost nations' protection efforts, 24 Sept

The planet doesn't need corporate sustainability - it needs regeneration, 22 Sept

Keppel, Dell to develop green data centres, AI platforms in Asia, 18 Sept

Hospitals and clinics contribute 7% of S'pore's carbon emissions, 18 Sept

Cora Environment commits $200m to boost waste recovery, recycling in Singapore, 12 Sept

Clean energy projects to gain from $655m in green funds secured by S'pore, 10 Sept

800ha plot reclaimed off Tekong in Singapore's first polder project, 9 Sept

S'pore creating digital 'passport' to track plastics for recycling, 2 Sept

World's largest facility to remove ocean CO2 to open in Singapore: How does it work?, 1 Sept

Plant which helps to remove CO2 from ocean to begin ops here in 2026, 25 Aug

S'pore seals carbon credit deal with Thailand, its first S-E Asian partner, 20 Aug

SG60: Singapore at 60 - a sustainability journey and the way forward

A new climate of change or just hot air?, 4 Aug

Built for S'poreans, shared with wildlife: The making of a City in Nature, 4 Aug

The remarkable rise of 'greenhushing', 31 Jul

As neighbours eye nuclear power, S'pore must build its capabilities too: Minister, 28 Jul

Not feasible for S'pore to avoid net-zero emissions: Tan See Leng, 28 Jul

Navigating sustainability forward; Sustainability must be top-led and embedded across organisation, say panellists at BT's inaugural Sustainability Impact Dialogue, 27 Jul

As Asean eyes nuclear energy, public education efforts will be key: IAEA chief, 27 Jul

Singapore could have nuclear energy 'within a few years' if it decides on it, says IAEA chief, 26 Jul

Three power firms to study carbon capture and storage to help S'pore decarbonise, 15 Jul

Shaping a greener future, 5 Jul

Singapore and Maldives to cooperate on sustainability, 1 Jul

First-gen farmers : Why they choose to grow a career in greens, 29 Jun

Study to find out how sea-level rise can impact 8 S'pore offshore islands, 28 Jun

Report: Tapping lakes, rivers can help region avoid 25% GDP loss from climate change, 24 Jun

Turbulence ahead: How used cooking oil could hinder aviation's green fuel hopes, 21 Jun

NUH receives international recognition for its green efforts, 12 Jun

Going green in a multi-polar world, 8 Jun

ST Explains; Stifling heat expected to ease with onset of south-west monsoon, 4 Jun

New guide to help S'pore manufacturers decarbonise, 29 May

What the outcry over discarded Yale-NUS books reveals - and why it matters, 24 May

New campaign urges home, business, building owners to set air-cons at 25 deg C, 17 May

Talent crunch may dampen S'pore's growing carbon services sector, 12 May

GIC sees $11.7 trillion opportunity in climate solutions, 3 May

S'pore looking to buy its first set of nature-based carbon offsets, 29 Mar

Singapore project to cultivate rice sustainably wins WEF award, 24 Mar

Funds being set aside to help future generations tackle climate change, 22 Mar

Islandwide cooling spaces part of Singapore's heatwave response plan, 20 Mar

First solar-powered electric boats to ply Singapore River by April, 18 Mar

Climate action envoy tells firms to prepare early for transition, 18 Mar

Review finds progress in climate reporting by S'pore-listed firms, 11 Mar

S'pore to study how worst-case scenarios affect local sea-level rise projections, 10 Mar

Debate on ministries' budgets: Trade and Industry; S'pore could buy its first set of carbon credits in 2025; MTI to call for proposals, 7 Mar

Reducing carbon emissions not only healthy for planet, but can also fuel economic growth: SM Teo, 28 Feb

Sustainability on the seas, 25 Feb

Price of sustainability, 18 Feb

Singapore releases new emissions targets under Paris pact for 2035, 11 Feb

Heat-reflective paint initiative to be rolled out to all HDB estates by 2030, 4 Feb

Sustainability still critical despite pullbacks by US banks: DBS, 31 Jan

Global sea levels may rise by up to 1.9m by 2100: NTU study, 28 Jan

Govt to continue green budgeting approach and set aside funds for climate adaptation, 24 Jan

Helping SMEs go green among the first major initiatives of PAP's new climate action group, 22 Jan

Need to protect future generations drives support for net-zero goal: Poll, 21 Jan

Singapore sets out plans to meet 2030 climate targets, 20 Jan

Most plastic trash on local beaches originates from offshore sources: Study, 16 Jan

Only 1 in 4 of region's listed firms finds nature-related issues material, 16 Jan

Sustainability reporting will pay off for S'pore companies in the long run: Experts, 1 Dec

PacificLight to build hydrogen-ready power plant on Jurong Island by 2029, 4 Jan

AI will most influence development of law firms, say lawyers polled, 30 Oct

More support for AI start-ups to scale faster under new partnership, 30 Oct

Chatbots could be first responder for mental health issues, but with limits, 30 Oct

Breaching AI policy at Singapore law firms may be a sackable offence, 23 Oct

S'pore will take a proactive, practical approach in dealing with emerging tech, 23 Oct

AI less likely to cost Singapore's software engineers their jobs, 20 Oct

Over 400 compete in 24-hour hackathon backed by AI giants, 20 Oct

Smarter dining with AI on the menu, 19 Oct

News analysis; AI has role in classrooms, freeing teachers to do what tech cannot, 18 Oct

Jurong public hospitals to harness AI, precision medicine, 17 Oct

AI-fasting - Just what the doctor ordered, 16 Oct

OpenAI eyes S'pore as springboard to Asia-Pacific in its global strategy, 11 Oct

AI v Hollywood: One battle after another to save the human performance, 10 Oct

The gaping hole in Singapore's cyber-security battle, 9 Oct

S'pore teachers spend less time marking, and more time developing students, 8 Oct

3 in 4 Singapore teachers use AI, more than double overseas peers: OECD survey, 8 Oct

AI music platform among 10 start-ups supported by HP under new initiative, 7 Oct

AI key to boosting S'pore's edge as financial hub: Josephine Teo, 7 Oct

SIT programme aims to produce 200 AI practitioners over next 3 years, 3 Oct

Micron sees demand rising for its Made-in-Singapore flash memory chips amid AI boom, 1 Oct

S'pore plugged into global conversations on AI, amid governance issues, 30 Sept

The one role AI shouldn't replace - caring for others, 24 Sept

Public service leaders must set tone by using AI in own work: DPM Gan, 20 Sept

New Gen AI tool accelerates workflows across Mindef, SAF, 20 Sept

For now, AI is devouring jobs. This, too, shall pass, 19 Sept

Don't leave mid-level jobs behind in Singapore's AI take-off, 19 Sept

New AI agent aims to ease tracking of staff performance, 19 Sept

Support for firms to adopt new tech like AI part of govt refresh of economic strategy, 17 sept

Healthcare cluster rolls out 'AI-free' periods for doctors to prevent deskilling, 15 Sept

Tackling AI-driven crime: The prosecutors' response, 11 Sept

National task force, branding key to S'pore's global AI push: Report, 11 Sept

Speed trap: Why firms jumping blindly on the AI bandwagon may hit a wall, 9 Sept

AI's impact on employment still unclear, but job seekers urged to continue upskilling, 9 Sept

More Chinese firms embrace AI as Beijing seeks wider adoption, 9 Sept

Hackathon team creates digital tool to help seniors read government letters, 7 Sept

4,000 ST Engineering engineers, project managers to learn AI, 5 Sept

'A new generation of 'AI-native extremists is rising. Can they be stopped?, 3 Sept

GovTech is world's first govt agency in anti-scam network, 3 Sept

'How may AI help?': S'pore firms tap 'digital humans' to reach customers, fill manpower gaps, 1 Sept

S'poreans urged to become 'fluent' in AI to thrive in the digital economy, 30 Aug

S'pore to test AI agents for delivery of public services, 29 Aug

Biotech firm to develop AI platform for drug discovery with tech giants, 28 Aug

Local execs more sanguine about AI than US, UK peers: LinkedIn survey, 27 Aug

Protecting the endangered species known as entry-level workers, 21 Aug

How not to use AI is a skill Singapore must master, 21 Aug

Award-winning AI app by HK teen sparks academic integrity debate, 19 Aug

Developing human qualities key priority for schools in age of AI, says PM Wong, 18 Aug

Singapore ranks first among 109 countries in AI readiness: Report, 15 Aug

The truth about AI: Firms will profit, workers will lose jobs, 14 Aug

Singapore's lifelong learning efforts need an AI-centred overhaul, 13 Aug

For Singapore, the AI revolution is coming just in time, 12 Aug

ChatGPT's tool for students is great in theory, wobbly in practice, 11 Aug

The best AI tutor for O-level subjects: ChatGPT, Gemini or The Wise Otter?, 10 Aug

Use of AI to change Bollywood hit's tragic ending sparks debate, 10 Aug

Beyond the hype: Will AI eat Singapore's lunch or provide it in the future?, 9 Aug

News analysis; A 'Huawei moment' looms as US gears up to sell AI-in-a-box to S-E Asia, 7 Aug

GenAI helps students think fast. It's time universities teach them to think slow, 5 Aug

Hwa Chong among 4 schools here in new global network on AI in education, 5 Aug

Cloud computing is the missing link in regional AI ambitions, 1 Aug

Viewpoint; Can AI write a National Day song?, 31 Jul

IN TUNE WITH AI, 31 Jul

Truth in the age of AI, 28 Jul

Japan's manga artists can't ignore AI any more, 28 Jul

Views From The Couch: Think you have a friend? The AI chatbot is telling you what you want to hear, 28 Jul

I let an AI bot 'love' me for a week. Here's what went wrong, 28 Jul

Can AI be my friend and therapist?, 28 Jul

Mental health in the age of AI - exploring a new frontier for diagnosis, therapy and support, 28 Jul

S'pore to grow pool of AI early adopters to complement data scientists, engineers, 23 Jul

Grab wants users to help fine-tune its app's AI feature, 20 Jul

AI and education: We need to know where this sudden marriage is heading, 17 Jul

How AI is transforming wedding planning, 15 Jul

AI prompt for only positive reviews found in paper put up by NUS researchers, 11 Jul

CPF Board harnesses AI to improve call centre services, 11 Jul

S'pore's NCS to invest $130m in AI development, adoption, 11 Jul

In the age of AI, it's our human traits that will help us thrive, 10 Jul

AI cannot supplant learning; it must enable it: Desmond Lee, 9 Jul

Businesses urged to use privacy tech to unlock more data to train AI, 8 Jul

ChatGPT's mental health costs are adding up, 6 Jul

I'm human. Are you? The battle for our online identity, 5 Jul

China web search giant Baidu upgrades AI engine as market share slips, 3 Jul

What AI can't replace: Rethinking human skills and intelligence, 1 Jul

S'pore unis report few cases of AI cheating, but experts warn of risks, 29 Jun

Panel to review appeal of NTU student penalised for AI usage, 28 Jun

Chatbot for lab reports among AI healthcare tools in the works, 20 Jun

AI to help doctors predict disease risk in next phase of Healthier SG: Minister, 17 Jun

Indian professors tackling AI misuse amid uni students' reliance on tools, 16 Jun

Google Cloud, Govt launch AI initiative to help local firms, 14 Jun

2025 could be the year when AI agents take wing, says futurist, 11 Jun

The AI job apocalypse may already be hurting some new graduates, 8 Jun

'Cracking the wall' between AI and medicine, 6 Jun

AI is sparking a cognitive revolution. Is human creativity at risk?, 4 Jun

Making cartoons has become 90% cheaper, thanks to AI, 1 Jun

Meta V-P downplays AI fears as critics raise alarm over risks to youth, 30 May

IMDA initiative tests AI accuracy, reliability in real-world scenarios, 30 May

Safety measures can spur AI's growth, not stifle it: Panellists, 29 May

Singlish-savvy AI program can check in on seniors, intercept scam calls, 29 May

Global mining giant BHP launches AI hub in Singapore, 28 May

AI data jobs attract highly skilled Indians, 28 May

Singapore doubles down on AI with 800 new training slots, 500 projects, 28 May

News analysis; S'pore chipmakers see AI, talent hunt as bigger challenges amid tariff threat, 27 May

Can Google still dominate search in the age of AI chatbots?, 25 May

Visually impaired users in Singapore may soon use voice commands to book a Grab ride, 24 May

More firms view AI as 'practical tool' for growth: Tan Kiat How, 21 May

'ChefGPT'? Eateries get smart with AI, 11 May

More public officers using AI chatbot to enhance productivity, 10 May

Is AI the answer to bridging the tuition gap?, 30 Apr

Aiming high with AI, 26 Apr

Think before you jump on the viral Ghibli AI trend, 12 Apr

Software engineer salaries in S'pore rebound, but pay for AI roles shrinks, 9 Apr

S'pore, tech platforms gear up to counter cyber threats for GE2025, 29 Mar

ST Headstart: The pros and cons of a mid-career travel break, 26 Mar

US firm specialising in deepfake detection among 10 chosen for global growth scheme, 26 Mar

Minor Issues; The great AI job disruption has started, here is how we can respond, 24 Mar

HOW TO USE AI THE RIGHT WAY, 24 Mar

S'pore AI firms urged to develop real-world solutions to attract funds, 21 Mar

Gen AI training for workers and the public to improve productivity, literacy, 8 Mar

Experiencing China: Soft power of DeepSeek, China Chic and C-wave, 2 Mar

Minor Issues; Help your child get through the door of AI hiring, 24 Feb

What DeepSeek’s Success Says About China’s Ability to Nurture Talent, 11 Feb

Domestic AI race in China intensifies as citizens go gaga over new chatbot, 9 Feb

Firms in Singapore eye DeepSeek benefits, but cautious about data security risks, AI biases, 9 Feb

New AI bot designed to ease hassle of home-buying process, 7 Feb

Data centre euphoria starts to ebb after DeepSeek's emergence, 4 Feb

A cheeky Chinese upstart sparks a deep seek in America's AI industry, 2 Feb

S'pore draws scrutiny amid US probe into DeepSeek over Nvidia chip purchases, 1 Feb

India joins global race to develop AI models, 1 Feb

Commentary: DeepSeek - how a Chinese AI company just changed the rules of tech-geopolitics, 29 Jan

Open-source debut of China's DeepSeek a signal to Trump, says AI expert, 29 Jan

Singapore's data centre Reits fall on DeepSeek threat; analysts warn of fallout, 29 Jan

DeepSeek may be the best Chinese New Year gift to China this year, but can it sink its US rivals?, 29 Jan

Forum: AI-driven education solutions can reduce reliance on tuition, 23 Jan

DPM Gan on S'pore's AI approach: Nimble, flexible, but with guard rails, 23 Jan

Deepfake nude apps are ruining lives and have no place in app stores, 20 Jan

SUTD to invest $50m towards new specialisation in AI and design, 16 Jan

Design AI and Tech competition offers finalists access to VC firm's network, 10 Jan

Shaping the future of AI requires global collaboration, 9 Jan

AI-driven robots can transform our lives. Are we ready for them?, 9 Jan

Firms need more help to develop sustainability, AI capabilities, 9 Jan

AI reaches into all things at CES 2025, 8 Jan

Invisible barriers stop Singapore women from joining AI boom, 6 Jan

Film-makers say AI do, 2 Jan