Singapore’s fascination with artificial intelligence has reached new heights. The country's Foreign Minister is now self-hosting Claude, an advanced language model, on a Raspberry Pi. He is also building a diplomatic knowledge graph using Karpathy’s LLM Wiki pattern—an innovative approach to organizing information.
Many in the Singapore developer community are amazed by this move. The minister isn’t relying on popular coding environments like Cursor; instead, he is using NanoClaw and running everything locally on his own devices. This has sparked playful commentary, with some asking if someone can access his code and try it out themselves.
The only criticism? The Minister shared this update on Facebook, rather than X (formerly Twitter), where much of the tech community is more active. Some believe this was a missed opportunity to engage with a broader, more tech-focused audience.
To see more about the project, visit: https://gist.github.com/VivianBalakrishnan/a7d4eec3833baee4971a0ee54b08f322
