Singapore inks AI deals with Google, OpenAI as ChatGPT-maker commits $234 million to ... - CNBC
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Singapore inks AI deals with Google, OpenAI as ChatGPT-maker commits $234 million to ... - CNBC
Singapore just signed $234M in AI deals with Google and OpenAI.
And you're still trying to figure out if that $200/month tool was worth it.
That gap isn't a technology problem. It's a strategy probl
Singapore just signed $234M in AI deals with Google and OpenAI.
And you're still trying to figure out if that $200/month tool was worth it.
That gap isn't a technology problem. It's a strategy problem — and it's not your fault.
You bought the tool someone said would change everything. Your team opened it twice and went back to doing things the old way. Now it sits there, quietly draining your card every month. Sound familiar?
Here's what Singapore figured out that most vendors won't tell you: they didn't buy AI and hope. They identified specific public services with measurable outcomes first — then matched the tool to the job.
That's the whole playbook. Start with the problem, not the product.
Most business owners do it backwards. They buy the AI, then try to find a use for it. That's why nothing sticks.
This week, pick one repetitive task that costs your team real hours. Just one. Then ask: what does fixing this specifically save me? That single question is worth more than any demo a vendor will give you.
What's one task in your business that still runs on copy-paste and manual effort?
