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AI Regulation

No regulationSummary last updated: 21 Mar 2026

Current position

Overview

No AI-specific legislation has been enacted or formally tabled.

Singapore's approach is voluntary and framework-based: the Model AI Governance Framework (updated 2020) and AI Verify governance testing toolkit.

IMDA launched a Model AI Governance Framework for Generative AI in 2024.

MAS is developing an AI risk management toolkit for the financial sector in partnership with industry (2025-2026).

Key legislation & sources

  • IMDA — Model AI Governance Framework for Agentic AI

  • MAS — AI Risk Management Guidelines (November 2025)

  • MAS — Project MindForge Toolkit (March 2026)

Regulatory developments

Latest updates

Latest event import:

Updates sourced from Digital Policy Alert ↗. The latest available entries for this jurisdiction.

  1. consultation closed

    Monetary Authority of Singapore closes consultation on Act amending Payment Services Act 2019 for stablecoin regulation including testing requirement

    Source: Digital Policy Alert · View update ↗

  2. consultation opened

    Monetary Authority of Singapore opened consultation on Act amending Payment Services Act 2019 for stablecoin regulation including testing requirement

    Source: Digital Policy Alert · View update ↗

  3. adoption

    Personal Data Protection Commission issued advisory guidelines on use of personal data in generative AI

    Source: Digital Policy Alert · View update ↗

  4. adoption

    Infocomm Media Development Authority adopted transparency guidelines for generative AI chatbots

    Source: Digital Policy Alert · View update ↗

  5. consultation closed

    Personal Data Protection Commission closes consultation on Proposed Advisory Guidelines on Use of Personal Data in Generative AI

    Source: Digital Policy Alert · View update ↗

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