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Singapore GRA expands AI tools for regulatory work

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Singapore's Gambling Regulatory Authority (GRA) said its 2025/2026 annual report describes wider use of Microsoft Copilot and other digital tools across the organisation. The authority also uses AI bots to help staff consult internal resources and tools that flag anomalies in audit-record reviews, while its AI Masterplan includes staff training.

AI tools and staff training could change how the GRA reviews audits and consults internal resources.

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Kenya’s GRA plans a prediction-markets licence category

Kenya’s Gambling Regulatory Authority plans a distinct licence category for prediction markets, according to director general Peter Karimi as reported. The authority has not disclosed an implementation date or application requirements; Karimi said it views prediction markets as gambling because they concern future outcomes. The GRA has opened its 2026–2027 licensing period, and companies have contacted it about the proposed category.

Kenya's Gambling Regulatory Authority (GRA) plans to create a separate licence category for prediction markets, according to director general Peter Karimi in an interview published by Business Daily on 18 October. The GRA has opened its 2026–2027 licensing period, and companies have contacted the authority about the proposed category, Karimi said. The regulator has not disclosed an implementation date or application requirements.

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