Frequently asked questions

We cover artificial intelligence industry news, machine learning research milestones, generative AI product launches, AI startups and venture funding rounds, enterprise AI adoption, automation and robotics deployments, semiconductor AI infrastructure, fintech AI applications, cloud computing trends, and AI ethics debates. Our technology correspondent and data journalist rotate across these beats daily.

Coverage is anchored in the Singapore tech scene and the wider Asia-Pacific innovation ecosystem. We publish morning reports, sector roundups, and deep-dive analysis — formats described in detail on our Coverage & Analysis page.

Singapore Voice does not publish political news, election analysis, party advocacy, or government ministry bulletins as primary editorial content. We are not state media and do not carry official government communication. We also do not operate as a marketing agency, web studio, IT outsourcing firm, or SaaS product vendor.

We do not sell AI income courses, get-rich-quick schemes, crypto trading signals, or investment advice. When we report on funding rounds or market movements, we provide journalism — not recommendations to buy, sell, or hold any asset. Readers seeking financial guidance should consult licensed professionals.

Every story passes through assignment, reporting, and editor review before publication. We require named bylines, dated copy, and sourcing for factual claims wherever practicable. Opinion pieces — rare on this desk — are labelled clearly and separated from news copy.

Fact-checking is central to our independent journalism mandate. The data journalist verifies statistics against primary documents; the technology correspondent challenges vague claims from public relations teams. We correct errors promptly and note substantive changes at the foot of updated articles.

Our editorial team does not accept payment for coverage. Sponsored content, if ever introduced, would carry visible labelling distinct from the news digest. As of 06 July 2026, all published material is editorial.

Use the contact form and select “Editorial tip” or “Press release submission.” Include the company name, relevant URLs, embargo times if applicable, and a named contact for follow-up. Tips about AI research breakthroughs, product launches, or enterprise deployments are most likely to be assigned.

We read every submission but cannot guarantee coverage. Press releases are evaluated for newsworthiness; we do not republish marketing copy verbatim. High-volume automated pitches are deprioritised. For urgent corrections to published work, email [email protected] with the headline and date.

When we publish an error of fact, we correct it and note the change with a timestamp. Minor typographical fixes may be made silently; substantive corrections receive an editor’s note. To request a correction, cite the article headline, publication date, the specific inaccurate passage, and evidence supporting the revision.

We do not unpublish articles to avoid embarrassment unless required by law. Retractions are rare and reserved for material that cannot be corrected in place — for example, when a source is demonstrated to have fabricated data. The editor-in-chief makes the final call on all correction and retraction decisions.

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Yes, within the limits of Singapore law and our ability to verify claims independently. Investigative tech reporting sometimes relies on engineers, operators, or former employees who request anonymity because speaking publicly could affect employment or commercial relationships.

Before granting anonymity, the editor-in-chief assesses why identification is risky, what documentary evidence supports the claim, and whether the story can be published with alternative sourcing. We do not grant anonymity to avoid accountability for false statements. Readers will not see a source’s identity, but editors know it and may be compelled to disclose it if legally required.

No. Singapore Voice publishes general information and industry analysis on technology trends, applied AI, and digital transformation. Our morning report and sector roundup are journalism products — not financial research, legal opinions, or consulting deliverables.

References to funding amounts, valuations, or product performance are illustrative unless explicitly sourced and dated. We do not guarantee market outcomes or endorse specific securities, tokens, or vendors. Enterprise readers should validate claims with their own due diligence and professional advisers.

Original articles are protected by copyright held by Singapore Voice Pte. Ltd. Brief quotations with attribution and a link to the source article are generally acceptable under fair dealing principles, but republication of full pieces requires written permission.

Syndication and partnership enquiries should be directed through our contact form under “Partnership enquiry.” We evaluate requests from legitimate media platforms and research organisations. We do not license content to marketing agencies for lead-generation pages or to course providers for training materials.