Publication Type
Journal Article
Version
publishedVersion
Publication Date
1-2025
Abstract
In relation to artificial intelligence (“AI”) regulation, Singapore presently adopts a wait-and-see approach, refraining from implementing any hard regulation before 2026. This article is directed at making recommendations for Singapore’s future AI hard regulation and conducts a comparative analysis of the hard AI regulation in the EU, the People’s Republic of China (“China”) and South Korea. This article draws lessons specifically from Asian jurisdictions with similar socio-legal and commercial considerations. In particular, China and South Korea are at the forefront, actively pushing for hard regulation. Key takeaways include the potential drivers for a shift towards hard regulation, the scope and potential features of such future regulation.
Discipline
Law | Public Policy
Publication
Singapore Academy of Law Journal
Volume
37
First Page
189
Last Page
232
ISSN
0218-2009
Publisher
Singapore Academy of Law
Citation
PANG, Cheng Kit Kit.
A comparative analysis of artificial intelligence regulation: Implications for Singapore. (2025). Singapore Academy of Law Journal. 37, 189-232.
Available at: https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/sol_research/4854
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https://journalsonline.academypublishing.org.sg/Journals/Singapore-Academy-of-Law-Journal/e-Archive/ctl/eFirstPublicAbstractView/mid/495/ArticleId/2054?Citation=(2025)+37+SAcLJ+189