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    Singapore weighs tougher safeguards for high-risk AI agents while gambling regulator widens AI use

    Singapore weighs tougher safeguards for high-risk AI agents while gambling regulator widens AI use

    Singapore is evaluating the need for tougher safeguards for high-risk artificial intelligence applications, given their increased autonomy and access. Concurrently, the country's gambling regulator is expanding its own use of AI technologies.

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