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Updated by MHA In general, Singapore’s criminal laws are technologically neutral, and already cover AI-enabled crimes. MHA continually reviews our criminal law to ensure they remain up to date. For instance, in 2025, the Penal Code was amended to ensure that offences relating to intimate images and child abuse materials cover all forms of computer-generated material, including AI—generated images and videos.
In addition, the Online Criminal Harms Act (OCHA) also allows the Government to issue directions to online service providers to prevent online criminal activities from interacting with or reaching Singapore users. Contact us
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