Is Proposed Guidelines Section 5: AI capability and capacity legally binding?

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Proposed Guidelines Section 5: AI capability and capacity

Is this legally binding?

Consultation. Proposed, not final. Read it, plan for it, and do not treat it as settled.

Proposed and not final. Nothing here can be enforced against you yet.

Proposed expectations that FIs ensure competence and proper conduct of personnel developing and deploying AI, adequate resources proportionate to risk, regular capability reviews, and adequate technology infrastructure (hardware, software, GPUs, networks, secure data pipelines) referencing MAS technology risk guidelines/notices and frameworks such as the NIST AI RMF.

mas.gov.sgProposed Guidelines Section 5, paras 5.1-5.3, pp.27-28Show it on the map

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InstrumentConsultation Paper on Proposed Guidelines on Artificial Intelligence Risk Management for Financial Institutions (P017-2025)Consultation
Section of the consultation paper / proposed Guidelines

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ObligationProposed: capabilities trainingConsultation
Proposed expectation within this section of the draft Guidelines
ObligationProposed: technology infrastructureConsultation
Proposed expectation within this section of the draft Guidelines

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SectionHandbook Section 4: EnablersGuidance
Handbook section aligned with proposed Guidelines Section 5 (MAS media release para 3)

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