Singapore’s ‘Smart’ Tech Policies Require Public Trust (The Diplomat)

Soliciting public input and participation should not be seen merely as a way to build support for smart cities. More profoundly, public participation is a fundamental way to maximize public value. Singapore’s ambition to improve quality-of-life complements its goal to be a global exemplar in technology and innovation. However, for the Smart Nation vision to succeed durably, it needs more than just cutting-edge technology – it needs public trust, transparency, and active participation. By ensuring data security and prioritizing open dialogue, Singapore can foster progress towards a smart nation that serves the interests of all.

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Hartley, Kris. (2024). “Singapore’s ‘Smart’ Tech Policies Require Public Trust.” The Diplomat, 24 Oct.