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Singapore Wants AI to Shop But With Strict Limits, Study Shows
Source: Bloomberg
Artificial IntelligenceConsumer Demand & RetailRegulation & Legislation
Research indicates Singapore consumers are highly willing to let AI agents shop on their behalf, signaling potential adoption of agentic commerce. However, respondents also demand the strictest safeguards, underscoring that trust, consumer protection, and regulatory guardrails will be critical constraints on rollout.
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