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Lim Kian Boon is useful because he anchors the more technical and implementation-focused side of Singapore's public-sector AI story, especially where practical systems design matters more than strategy language alone.

Singapore | Public-sector AI | Technical execution 1 linked archive entries Updated March 28, 2026 Maintained by Asian Intelligence Editorial Team

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Lim Kian Boon gives the HTX story a more technical and execution-oriented anchor.

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