The Singapore International Festival of Arts is in full swing, with stages across Singapore coming alive through performances shaped by years of human creativity and craft.

But as audiences gather to experience theatre, music and art, another creative force is rapidly emerging: artificial intelligence, now capable of generating scripts, composing music and creating visuals in seconds.

So when AI becomes part of the artistic process, who really is the creator?

On AI & Me’s AI Dilemma, Lynlee Foo explores the growing role of AI in the arts scene, and asks where the line between human expression and machine-generated creativity begins to blur.

The Singapore International Festival of Arts is in full swing, with stages across Singapore coming alive through performances shaped by years of human creativity and craft.
But as audiences gather to experience theatre, music and art, another creative force is rapidly emerging: artificial intelligence, now capable of generating scripts, composing music and creating visuals in seconds.
So when AI becomes part of the artistic process, who really is the creator?
On AI &amp; Me&rsquo;s AI Dilemma, Lynlee Foo explores the growing role of AI in the arts scene, and asks where the line between human expression and machine-generated creativity begins to blur.

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Airing weekdays from 1pm to 4pm, the show brings clarity to the stories shaping Singapore and the world &mdash; from current affairs and global developments to business trends and industry shifts. Through insightful conversations and fresh perspectives, Lynlee explores what&rsquo;s driving the headlines and where things are heading next.
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AI & Me: If AI helps create art, who’s the real artist - the human or the AI?

Singapore is preparing for the rollout of ERP 2 from January 1, 2027, introducing a satellite-based road pricing system that replaces the current gantry-based ERP network.

The Land Transport Authority says ERP 2 will provide greater flexibility in managing traffic by allowing new charging points to be introduced without the need for costly physical gantries.

So what will the new system mean for motorists and how will features such as ERP alerts and roadside electronic parking payments work in practice?

On Viewpoint, Lynlee Foo speaks to Lee Nian Tjoe, Senior Transport Correspondent at The Straits Times, about the ERP 2 trial, its new features, and what drivers can expect when the satellite-based system is fully rolled out. 

Singapore is preparing for the rollout of ERP 2 from January 1, 2027, introducing a satellite-based road pricing system that replaces the current gantry-based ERP network.
The Land Transport Authority says ERP 2 will provide greater flexibility in managing traffic by allowing new charging points to be introduced without the need for costly physical gantries.
So what will the new system mean for motorists and how will features such as ERP alerts and roadside electronic parking payments work in practice?
On Viewpoint, Lynlee Foo speaks to Lee Nian Tjoe, Senior Transport Correspondent at The Straits Times, about the ERP 2 trial, its new features, and what drivers can expect when the satellite-based system is fully rolled out.&nbsp;

Viewpoint: Is Singapore ready for ERP 2's new driving experience? 

Anthropic has pulled access to its most advanced AI models following a US government order restricting foreign access, Microsoft says Singapore's workforce is among the world's most advanced AI users, Databricks has unveiled a new AI coworker designed to automate business tasks, Meta is bringing AI-powered search to Facebook, and South Korea's courts are grappling with lawyers citing AI-generated "ghost cases."

Lynlee Foo unpacks the week's biggest AI stories and examines the growing tension between AI innovation, regulation, enterprise adoption and trust.

Anthropic has pulled access to its most advanced AI models following a US government order restricting foreign access, Microsoft says Singapore's workforce is among the world's most advanced AI users, Databricks has unveiled a new AI coworker designed to automate business tasks, Meta is bringing AI-powered search to Facebook, and South Korea's courts are grappling with lawyers citing AI-generated "ghost cases."
Lynlee Foo unpacks the week's biggest AI stories and examines the growing tension between AI innovation, regulation, enterprise adoption and trust.

AI & Me: Anthropic's model ban, Databricks' AI coworker and AI in the courtroom

A lawyer in the United States was recently fined after submitting a court filing containing AI-generated quotations that didn't actually exist.

The case is one of a growing number of incidents involving AI "hallucinations" where chatbots confidently generate false or misleading information that appears convincing.

On AI & Me: AI Dilemma, producer Alexandra Parada examines how AI-generated errors are making their way into professional settings, and explores who should be held accountable when AI gets it wrong.

A lawyer in the United States was recently fined after submitting a court filing containing AI-generated quotations that didn't actually exist.
The case is one of a growing number of incidents involving AI "hallucinations" where chatbots confidently generate false or misleading information that appears convincing.
On AI &amp; Me: AI Dilemma, producer Alexandra Parada examines how AI-generated errors are making their way into professional settings, and explores who should be held accountable when AI gets it wrong.

AI & Me: If AI helps create art, who’s the real artist - the human or the AI?

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