Challenge
A fast-growing PropTech company using AI for property valuations and tenant screening was expanding into Singapore, Australia, and Europe. Different regulations created complexity, while unmonitored “shadow AI” tools adopted by local teams increased compliance and reputational risks.
Singapore Context
Singapore posed unique governance challenges, with its AI Verify framework requiring both technical testing and process transparency. Unlike purely principle-based regimes, AI Verify demanded demonstrable fairness, robustness, and explainability metrics for deployed models — particularly important for high-stakes use cases like tenant eligibility and financial screening. For the client, this meant aligning not only with EU-style documentation and oversight obligations but also with Singapore’s more quantifiable testing standards.
Solution
Hyperios designed a cross-border governance framework harmonising EU AI Act requirements, Singapore’s AI Verify, and Australia’s risk-informed guidance. We implemented transparent data-handling protocols, fairness checks for tenant-screening algorithms, and monitoring dashboards for AI deployments across markets.
Outcome
Within the first year, the firm reduced AI compliance incidents by 60%, enhanced investor and regulator trust, and positioned its AI-powered services as safer and more transparent than competitors — turning governance into a core market differentiator.
