Singapore launches new privacy-enhancing technology guides, expands PET Sandbox
( July 20, 2026, 02:51 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Singapore's Personal Data Protection Commission and Infocomm Media Development Authority on Monday released a new guide on federated learning and updated guidance on synthetic-data generation to help organizations adopt privacy-enhancing technologies for artificial intelligence development. The guidance explains how businesses can collaborate on AI without exposing sensitive data and includes adoption roadmaps, risk-management recommendations and case studies. IMDA also expanded its Privacy Enhancing Technologies Sandbox with new use cases involving Singapore General Hospital and Ant International, showcasing trusted execution environments and multi-party computing for secure AI-powered medical imaging and payment-risk controls.Statement follows. The documents are attached....
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