AI purchases and workplace secrets enter Singapore’s security debate
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An AI agent’s permission to make credit-card purchases was one of the security concerns raised by Chew Shou Zi of TikTok in Singapore. He took part in the DBS Asia Future Forward conference on October 12, 2026. Chew recommended education about AI cybersecurity, putting the permissions given to these agents among the issues people should understand.
His advice also covered the workplace. He recommended employee AI training and warned about disclosing trade secrets or legally privileged information through public chatbots. These warnings concern what users share as well as what an agent is allowed to do. Chew also recommended platform security tools and warned about spam.
Chew also recommended authenticity and platform security tools as he warned about spam. DataReportal put TikTok’s user population at 2.21 billion in April 2026. Looking beyond these immediate concerns, Chew forecast scientific breakthroughs from AI in two to three years. His remarks combined that expectation with advice on cybersecurity education and training for people using AI at work.