Singapore’s Parliament unanimously backs a motion affirming that the country should not experience “jobless growth” as it transitions to artificial intelligence (AI), according to reports. Members of Parliament debate the motion’s implications for jobs and livelihoods, with discussion spanning more than seven hours. The motion is supported across political lines, with 24 MPs speaking in total, including seven from the Workers’ Party. The debate focuses on how AI deployment and related economic changes should be managed so that employment outcomes remain stable and broadly shared. Lawmakers discuss the need for policies and measures that help workers adapt, maintain or improve their prospects, and address the potential for displacement associated with AI-driven transformation. The outcome reflects agreement in Parliament on the guiding principle that economic progress driven by AI should not come at the expense of worsening employment conditions. The motion’s unanimous passage signals a shared commitment among MPs to ensure AI-related growth translates into continued job creation and reskilling or support for affected workers.