Singapore releases draft guidelines on personal data use in AI training

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Singapore has released draft guidelines on how personal data should be managed when used to train artificial intelligence (AI) models and systems.

The document outlines how the country's Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) will apply when businesses use personal information to develop and train their AI systems, according to the Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC), which administers the Act. The guidelines also include best practices in establishing transparency on how AI systems use personal data to make decisions, forecasts, and recommendations. 

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