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Defining A Better AI Future For All
Artificial intelligence is everywhere, but it also needs to be ethical. For some, the path towards ethical AI starts with how we talk about it.
Cities + Water: Singapore (Unravel, 11.10.2022)
Unravel published an article on cities and water management with a focus on how Singapore does it, and included expert quotes from LKYCIC senior fellow, Dr Harvey Neo.
The Big Read: Is society becoming less informed as social media platforms shun hard news?
In what has been dubbed as the “TikTokification” of social media, platforms are for example deprioritising news and more serious content on users’ feeds, which observers say will have ramifications for the news media and the proper functioning of society.
I watched a metaverse concert and this is what it was like
There was a “DJ” on a large, illuminated stage playing a remix of Coldplay’s hit A Sky Full of Stars, and there were dozens of “people” dancing to the beat.
Digital tools may be the key to longer life
1 in 2 are confident they will be able to live to 100
Adapting to post-Covid (BT, 01.10.2022)
Business Times published an article about adapting to post-Covid times and the views on staying masked or unmasked. The article included an expert quote from LKYCIC research fellow Dr Samuel Chng.
What AI still can’t do
SUTD Holds Inaugural ‘Frontiers & Trends’ Conference, Signs Collaboration Agreements with Industry and Overseas Universities to Advance Built Environment Sector and Climate Research
Three memorandums of understanding were signed separately between SUTD and Singapore Institute of Architects, RSP Architects, Pratt Institute and Pace University.
New lab at SUTD to boost research and development in 6G, artificial intelligence
The Singapore University of Technology and Design’s Future Communications Connectivity Lab is the first of its kind in Southeast Asia to combine research and development in both 6G and artificial intelligence.
Employment numbers in Singapore rise to near pre-pandemic levels
Singapore’s improving labour market is seeing employment numbers rise to near pre-pandemic levels. SUTD’s Chief Human Resource Officer Dr Jaclyn Lee shares her expert opinion.
