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Al • Guarding against its dark side requires comprehensive safeguards
The Straits Times
|September 25, 2025
Artificial intelligence (AI) has brought enormous benefits, from improving productivity to sparking creativity and driving innovation across many sectors.
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Yet, as with any powerful technology, there is a darker side that demands our attention.
A worrying scenario is when malicious actors deliberately build "poisoned" AI systems.
On the surface, these tools can appear helpful — while subtly weaving toxic narratives, misinformation or extremist ideas into everyday interactions. Over time, such influence can reshape beliefs without users even realising it.
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