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89-year-old turns to AI to make apps for seniors

Japanese man has used ChatGPT to create Il free iPhone apps to help fellow seniors

Penang consumer group calls for cut to RON95 petrol subsidies

The rationalisation of RON95 petrol subsidies will result in greater savings for the government and should be the next move after the targeted diesel subsidy, says the Consumers’ Association of Penang.

Penang schools raise concern over science, maths lessons in Malay

New directive requires some students to learn subjects in Malay instead of English

Threat to ban X risks hurting Indonesia's digital economy

Experts say boosting internet safety education a better way to combat porn on social media

Youth with less time, money find other ways of giving back

Young people are more inclined to contribute to society through ways that take up less time and money.

Multiculturalism a unique feature of S'porean Chinese identity: SM Lee

Having a culture that is established on the foundations of multiculturalism, with people accepting, respecting and constantly interacting with those from other races and cultures, is a unique and precious feature of the Singaporean Chinese identity, said Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong on June 12.

JB-S'pore RTS Link project reports steady progress, nears 80% completion

The construction of the Rapid Transit System (RTS) Link project between Johor Bahru and Singapore is progressing as scheduled, reaching 77.61 per cent completion as at May 31.

External engagements important for advancing S'pore's interests: PM Wong

He will continue to strengthen international partnerships while attending to domestic concerns

Non-profit group, turtle museum's move to replacement sites delayed

Project that was to be done by December 2023 held up after contractor went bust

Chencharu area in Yishun to get new park, integrated development

A colonial-era plantation house in Bukit Sembawang will sit atop a new park, which is among the amenities to be built for the residents of an up-and-coming housing area in Yishun.

PMs Wong and Anwar pledge to resolve water, other issues amicably

The leaders say Singapore, Malaysia will also seek new areas of cooperation

MIDFIELD MISHAP RUINS SEND-OFF

Netherlands beat Iceland 4-0 but de Jong, Koopmeiners ruled out of Euro with injuries

Inconsistent Clark seeks momentum at US Open

Defending US Open champion Wyndham Clark is frustrated because he has not played consistently in recent weeks and he is not even sure why practice success is not replicated in competition.

FOREST GOLD IS FIT AGAIN, HAS EYE ON STAMINA TEST

Southern Speed and Great Command also look polished in gallops on training track

Tim Cook controls the iPhone, so he's the new AI kingmaker

Apple’s OpenAl deal means it acknowledges it is behind on Al, but make no mistake, it is temporary outsourcing.

Singapore steps up scrutiny of family offices and hedge funds

Authorities demanding more data, ramping up closures of dormant firms in wake of scandals

Platform helps firms boost IT ops via hybrid multi-cloud solutions

Developed by Nutanix and Dell, it lets them operate different applications from one place

Apple looks to AI as way of reversing fall in iPhone sales

Apple’s developer conference on June 10 was about more than infusing its software with the latest artificial intelligence (AI) technology, including from ChatGPT.

Jail for man who kept scamming victims even while out on bail

He was released on bail three times but kept up cheating spree until kept in remand

Singapore employers turning to Tik Tok to recruit staff

Firms say video-sharing platform allows them to connect with Gen Z talent

Two S'pore firms to test mobile charging service for EVs until 2028

2 others get permits to test battery charging and swopping for electric heavy vehicles

Baltimore shipping channel reopens after bridge collapse

It took more than 2,000 people working for nearly 11 weeks, but the main shipping channel into the Port of Baltimore, which had been clogged by the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, has fully reopened.

Suspected Chinese army uniforms found in Philippine gambling den, sparking concern

Officials fear China’s military personnel have infiltrated country by posing as gaming staff

Stakes are high for Le Pen's heir as French elections near

Jordan Bardella would likely become PM if National Rally wins legislative majority

Hamas accepts UN-backed Gaza ceasefire proposal; US calls it a 'hopeful sign'

But doubts raised as Hamas and Israel suggest that plan fits their clashing goals

With key Cabinet posts unchanged, Modi signals it's business as usual for India

But team will have to tackle longstanding economic issues with no easy fixes: Experts

Where are the unicorns? China seeks to revive animal spirit of its economy

Growth of unicorns has declined amid push to develop strategic high-tech industries

Brunei is Singapore's special and most trusted partner: PM Wong

He says both nations are firmly committed to extending cooperation into new areas

Energy Market Authority looks to improve grid resilience, reliability

Capabilities to be added include solar forecasting, energy storage systems

SIA offers $13,500 as compensation to SQ321 passengers with minor injuries

Singapore Airlines (SIA) has sent out offers of compensation to passengers on board the turbulence-hit SQ321, with those who suffered minor injuries being offered US$10,000 (S$13,500).