Earth, 2050 – “Good morning ma’am, would you like a weather forecast on this fine Sunday afternoon,” spoke Marvin, the Animatronic Automated Assistant by Apple. Janice looked around in a…
Earth, 2050 – In a world where robots and humans co-exist, the level of artificial intelligence (‘AI’) has exceeded the capacity of the human brain. Whereas twenty years ago, machines…
Computing hardware enables the training, testing, and use of AI systems. This hardware ranges from sensors, networks and memory, to most crucially processing power. It is arguably the backbone to…
The current mechanisms implemented to support Artificial Intelligence (‘AI’) are insufficient to ensure responsible and trustworthy AI. Such that safeguards are falling behind the rate of development of AI systems…
As a result of growing public concern regarding the credibility and trustworthiness of Artificial Intelligence (‘AI’), a group of researchers have set out to show how AI can be made…
This month, Singapore continued its sustained progress in AI adaptation with the launch of A Guide to Job Redesign in the Age of AI. Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, digitisation and…
Artificial Intelligence is already deciding who goes to jail and who gets a loan. The need for us to understand how to build technology in a way that is aligned with our own interests is clearly an emerging one.
If data is the new oil as mentioned by mathematician Clife Humby, we need to treat it accordingly. Just as oil, data needs to be refined before its true value can be unlocked. How we are going to refine it is the question of the century.
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