Singapore, Finland deepen AI and tech cooperation
Singapore and Finland have agreed to strengthen their bilateral partnership in artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and digital infrastructure. The collaboration aims to promote secure, human-centric AI standards and foster innovation ecosystems.
Why it matters
International cooperation on AI governance and quantum research is crucial for setting global standards in emerging technologies.
Singapore and Finland also intend to further deepen bilateral collaboration in AI, quantum technologies and digital infrastructure.
Listen Summarise Singapore and Finland will deepen cooperation so AI and new technologies benefit more people. They will also support open, diverse and resilient tech ecosystems. The two countries plan closer work on AI, quantum technologies and digital infrastructure. This builds on existing deals, including a 2022 quantum MOU and a 2026 health-sector agreement. They also want stronger international AI rules, safety and standards. Both sides said they will use evidence, open dialogue and multilateral forums to promote trustworthy, secure and human-centric AI. AI generated
SINGAPORE – Singapore and Finland have agreed to deepen their cooperation to ensure the benefits of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies are broadly accessible, and in supporting open, diverse and resilient technology ecosystems.
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