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ETHOS Issue 27
Artificial intelligence tools are become ever more pervasive and capable, with an impact that is quickly being felt across all sectors of society. This edition of ETHOS examines how the Public Service is readying itself to thrive, and to help Singapore succeed, in the age of AI, and considers what else can be done to fully harness its potential for the public good, while mitigating its excesses. The full line-up will feature contributions from colleagues across the Ministry of Digital Development and Information and the Department of Statistics, as well as external experts from Accenture, Harvard and the Tony Blair Institute.
Here are three articles, published ahead in support of the Public Service Week Learning Festival. The full issue will be available soon!
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AI in the Public Service: Here for Good
by Joseph LeongThe AI revolution is an opportunity—and responsibility—for the Public Service to harness technological progress in pursuit of a better Singapore.
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Strategising AI at the national level
by Kenddrick Chan and PeiChin TayEffective national approaches to AI governance account for the technology’s multifaceted and dynamic nature. The Tony Blair Institute for Global Change outlines key dimensions and emerging best practices.
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Supercharging Statistics with AI
by Malcolm Cai, Jun Wen Tay and Nicholas ChinThe Singapore Department of Statistics (DOS) is pairing (generative) artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies with analytical rigour to boost its data products and statistical services.