Singapore workers are expected to feel the impact of AI disruption faster than many elsewhere, as a national push gets underway to create a wider range of good jobs and help workers stay agile and adaptable amid rapid transformation. CNA’s Eugene Chow and Caitlin Ng find out more from ESR Committee on Human Capital co-chair David Neo and member Marcus Lam.
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