Singapore Launches “Champions of AI” Programme to Help Businesses and SMEs Adopt AI Across Their Operations
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The new “Champions of AI” programme was unveiled at SWITCH 2026, held in Singapore. The programme aims to encourage businesses to adopt artificial intelligence (AI) more extensively in their work and to help transform how companies operate across multiple sectors.
In its initial phase, the programme includes 24 pilot companies. These firms will use AI to drive operations within their own organisations, and will then extend the use of this technology to smaller suppliers that do business with them.
This approach emphasises collaboration across the supply chain so that the entire system can develop together. Many small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have limited resources and expertise to invest in AI on their own. Passing the technology along through partner companies is therefore another way that may help these businesses gain greater access to AI.
However, the report does not yet clearly specify the outcomes or operational details of the programme. Those interested can continue to follow the progress of the Champions of AI programme through news sources and relevant agencies in Singapore.
Sources: thestandard.co
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