Overview
Almost nine in ten organisations now use AI. About six in a hundred say it has made a significant difference to their business as a whole. In Singapore, half of organisations have deployed AI agents. One in ten has redesigned its work so that those agents complete tasks from start to finish.
Almost every organisation uses AI somewhere. Very few have reorganised their work around it. Sweden and Singapore are both trying to understand why, and what changes when that happens.
The Forum puts the people working on these questions in the same room: a futurist and a philosopher, a surgeon and a telecoms regulator, those building national AI programmes and those running AI in public services. Their task is to compare notes: what has worked, what hasn't, and what each country can learn from the other.
The morning is built around three questions:
• If AI delivers on its promise, what happens to work, education and trust in institutions?
• How do public agencies use AI responsibly when the rules are still being written?
• Why is AI everywhere in pilots and rarely at scale, and what does it take to cross that gap?
In the afternoon, participants take these questions into smaller working sessions on AI Adoption & Talent Development, AI & the Future of Work and AI in Healthcare.
The Forum is the central event of the Sweden–Singapore AI Outlook Days (16–18 November 2026), organised by KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Business Sweden, the Embassy of Sweden in Singapore, Vinnova and Singapore University of Social Sciences.
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Schedule
Date: 17 Nov 2026, Tuesday
Time: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (GMT +8:00) Kuala Lumpur, Singapore
Location: Lorong AI 69 Ayer Rajah Crescent, Level 3 Vidacity , 139961
