SID launches AI governance guide for company boards

It covers AI integration and indentification of high-value use cases.

The Singapore Institute of Directors (SID) has launched an artificial intelligence (AI) Guide for Boards to help directors and senior business leaders oversee the technology’s adoption and related risks.

"AI is no longer a technology issue; it is a board responsibility," said SID Chairman Yeoh Oon Jin.

The guide covers the integration of AI into corporate strategy, identification of high-value use cases, and measurement of returns from AI investments.

It also addresses organisational digital resilience, board oversight, and regulatory, cybersecurity, and ethical risks linked to AI deployment.

“This guide provides practical frameworks and the critical questions boards need to oversee AI with confidence, balancing innovation and value creation with effective risk management and trust,” Yeoh added.

SID launched the guide at its inaugural Digital & Tech Forum. It was developed with OpenAI and Microsoft and supported by the Infocomm Media Development Authority.

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