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SMU Associate Professor Paul Griffin argues that Singapore must urgently cultivate a quantum-skilled workforce to counter cryptographic threats posed by future quantum computers, a risk distinct from those presented by artificial intelligence. The professor emphasizes leveraging the nation's existing ecosystem of financial institutions and universities to develop quantum-safe cybersecurity measures essential for protecting long-term data integrity. This strategic preparation is critical for maintaining Singapore's status as a global financial hub against emerging computational vulnerabilities.
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SMU professor urges Singapore to invest in quantum skills now

Quantum Zeitgeist1 min read

An SMU professor, Paul Griffin, warns Singapore must proactively develop quantum tech skills now, as quantum computers pose a cryptographic threat AI can’t address.

Singapore faces a future threat to financial security that artificial intelligence does not pose; quantum computers possess the potential to break the…

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