About Cheryl Seah

Cheryl Seah is a director of the corporate and finance department at Drew & Napier. Cheryl advises companies ranging from Fortune 500 multinational corporations to start-ups on legal and governance issues at all stages of the AI life cycle – from procuring the computing resources, to the data used in model training, to the IP and liability issues arising from the output. She publishes frequently with the Law Society of Singapore on legal issues arising from the use of AI and has conducted talks on AI for external organisations, local and ASEAN regulators, and in local, European and Chinese universities. In her previous role in the Attorney-General’s Chambers (Singapore’s central law drafting office), she has drafted legislation across a wide variety of subjects, focusing on transport (including autonomous vehicles), infrastructure, technology and civil procedure.

Contributions to Global Practice Guides

Artificial Intelligence Trends and Developments in Singapore

Artificial Intelligence Law and Practice in Singapore

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