On 26 August 2026, Singapore's Ministry of Law and Intellectual Property Office launched a consultation (closing 22 October 2026) on how AI should be treated under the country's copyright and patent frameworks. The government clarified that its computational data analysis exception expressly covers generative AI training, including for commercial purposes, while seeking views on output-phase infringement liability, human authorship, and AI-assisted inventorship. The consultation signals a jurisdiction moving toward codified permissiveness on training data rather than expanded liability, which is relevant context for how AI vendors' training-data exposure varies across jurisdictions.
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