SG Model AI Gov
Singapore Model AI Governance Framework (2nd Edition)
Widely cited APAC governance framework: internal AI governance, risk management, human involvement, operations management, stakeholder transparency. Functions as "expected practice" in enterprise/procurement.
Jurisdiction
Singapore
SG
Enacted
Unknown
Effective
Jan 21, 2020
Enforcement
Not specified
What It Requires
Who Must Comply
Safety Provisions
- • Internal governance structures and accountability
- • Risk management across AI lifecycle
- • Human involvement guidance (oversight, intervention)
- • Operations management (monitoring, robustness, incident response)
- • Transparent stakeholder communication about AI use and limitations
Quick Facts
- Binding
- No
- Mental Health Focus
- No
- Child Safety Focus
- No
- Algorithmic Scope
- Yes
Why It Matters
In "light-touch" jurisdictions, this is the de facto checklist for "did you do responsible AI?"
What You Need to Comply
You need: governance program, AI risk register, testing/monitoring, incident/complaints workflow.
NOPE can helpCite This
APA
Singapore. (2020). Singapore Model AI Governance Framework (2nd Edition). Retrieved from https://nope.net/regs/sg-model-ai-governance
BibTeX
@misc{sg_model_ai_governance,
title = {Singapore Model AI Governance Framework (2nd Edition)},
author = {Singapore},
year = {2020},
url = {https://nope.net/regs/sg-model-ai-governance}
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