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AI can now help make entire films. What does that mean for Singapore’s film industry?
In this feature about AI being used to make entire films, experts share their insights on what this could mean for human creativity, jobs and authorship. Assistant Prof of Practice Debbie Ding was one of the experts interviewed.
Beyond STEM: Why Singapore tertiary institutions are putting more emphasis on arts and social sciences
Tertiary institutions are going beyond STEM education and placing more emphasis on the arts and social sciences. Dr Grace Dixon shared more about what SUTD has been doing.
Industrial spaces and homes under one roof? JTC explores idea with architects
JTC Corporation and Singapore Institute of Architects are studying the possibility of bringing industrial and residential spaces together under one roof. Professor Thomas Schroepfer shared some insights about the study.
COE, cars and commuting: Does Singapore need to rethink car ownership?
CNA938 Rewind – With COE prices remaining high, car ownership continues to be a major talking point in Singapore. Research Assistant Prof Samuel Chng shares about what a reliable car-lite transport system could look like.
Chatbot companions win over older adults by being genuine rather than 'human'
This research, led by Professor Yow Wei Quin, studied older adults’ willingness to embrace AI chatbots in their daily lives.
Commentary: COE debate should not be about putting cars within everyone’s reach
In this commentary by LKYCIC’s Research Assistant Professor Samuel Chng, he writes about how Singapore’s transport debate should now centre more on people instead of cars. The question cannot stop at who gets to own a car; one must also ask how public transport, point-to-point services and shared cars can provide reliable mobility across different stages of life, without turning every need for flexibility into a need for car ownership.
The hardest thing for a robot to do is become useful
In this op-ed, EPD Professor Mohan Rajesh Elara, Academic Director of Innovation PG at SUTD, discusses and shares his views on “When does an impressive robot become a useful one?”.
SUSS drops AI detector as more Singapore universities question reliability of such tools
SUTD Professor Ashraf Kassim, Associate Provost for Education and Innovation, shared that not using AI detector tools is consistent with how the university uses AI in coursework: “Rather than treating AI as an adverse tool to be detected and isolated, we design our courses and curriculum to embed AI tools into the learning process itself.”
This Singaporean's cute cat guitar pickguards have found fans worldwide – even metalheads love them
She started by painting the pickguard of an old bass guitar she bought on Carousell. Today, EPD alumna Julia Becker’s business ThreeStools has gone viral, attracted customers around the world and built up a two-month waitlist for custom orders.
How Should You Choose an AI Course? Knowing How to Use AI Is Not Enough—You Must Also Create
As AI reshapes workplace demands, digital and AI capabilities are increasingly regarded as essential skills. SUTD Chief Strategy Officer and Chief Design & AI Officer Mr Poon King Wang encouraged workers to move beyond simply using AI and become “AI creators” who use it to create value that sets them apart.