The company intends to launch in markets including the Czech Republic, Greece, Romania, Austria, Denmark, Finland, and Norway.

The city is being positioned as a hub for AI infrastructure and submarine internet cables linking India to Singapore.

With China viewing AI as a tool for societal progress and Western markets focusing more on job and social risks.

The State Administration for Market Regulation advised these firms to eliminate “involution-style” competition.

Members will self-attest to adherence and undergo independent assessments to ensure compliance with the principles.

Previous government initiatives include around a US$393 million fund allocated to AI Singapore for research and development.

EquipmentShare's T3 software links workers, machinery, and materials at construction sites.

The company aims to equip its products, from PCs to smartphones and wearables, with AI technology.

Waymo said no collisions occurred and said its system is designed to operate safely around school buses.

Teens will no longer be able to access AI characters until the new experience is ready.