On 24 and 25 November 2025, Rajah & Tann Singapore, Rajah & Tann Technologies and SUTD Academy co-organised an Expert Masterclass on Mastering AI Ethics & Governance.
The two-day masterclass explored how leaders can navigate the challenges of artificial intelligence (“AI“) ethics and governance. As AI rapidly reshapes industries and daily life, it is increasingly taking on tasks that were traditionally performed by humans. This evolution brings ethical considerations to the forefront, making it essential for leaders to prioritise responsible AI governance by understanding relevant local and international regulations and frameworks. The speakers explored the ethical and regulatory issues surrounding AI and shared insights into local and global AI ethics frameworks and actionable governance practices.
Partner Justin Lee from the Technology, Media & Telecommunications Practice, and Mr Raju Chellam from AI Ethics & Governance Body of Knowledge were the speakers.
The masterclass on this topic was first conducted in August 2025.
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