As the world's leading smart city, Singapore says it will take a “human-centric” approach to artificial intelligence centering on social and economic benefits.

Survey respondents from around the world say that government should improve civic engagement efforts and data accessibility.

StateScoop shares on-the-ground observations into the polices, investments and initiatives of one of the world's leading smart cities.

The city-state's researchers look to electric vehicles, autonomous vehicles, strong transportation policies and public transit as a recipe for smart mobility.

Singapore's clean streets and smart city initiatives are closely tied to its widespread surveillance network.

Singapore's CIO says his nation's centralized IT agency is building capacity and cutting costs.

APIs that tap into federal data could cut costs and make it easier for different levels of government to communicate, federal CIO Tony Scott said.