Nearly half of the S$13.05 million spent by candidates contesting Singapore's 2025 General Election went to non-online advertising.

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Singapore’s recent General Election has underscored the growing risks of AI-driven misinformation and the need for a more ...

SINGAPORE – Candidates spent slightly over $13 million at the 2025 General Election in a bid to garner votes from Singaporeans, with almost half of this going to non-online advertising such as posters ...

It's crucial to combat misinformation because Singapore, as a diverse and open society, will be susceptible to fake news.

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