Nine in ten Singaporeans use AI. Only a third are comfortable with it

e27 - Nov 5, 2026

Nine in ten Singapore internet users now reach for an AI tool every month. Barely a third say they are comfortable doing so. That gap between habit and confidence is the most telling finding in Digital 2027: Singapore, the annual report released today by creative agency We Are Social and media intelligence firm Meltwater. According […] The post Nine in ten Singaporeans use AI. Only a third are comfortable with it appeared first on e27.

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