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By Rodrigo Santos Andrade
As more companies turn to AI to boost productivity, questions are mounting over what this means for workers, and whether some jobs could disappear faster than others. The threat of AI is also changing the way more Singaporeans work, and the skills they learn. Ivy Chok and Caitlin Ng report. We also spoke with Alvin Aloysius Goh – the CEO of the Singapore Human Resources Institute. He shares insights on whether Singapore is moving fast enough to redesign jobs ahead of AI disruption, upskilling workers and how companies can continue to invest in its people despite hiring slowing down.