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This post will discuss the gap between industry and academia. Specifically, with reference to the report, the article outlines how this gap can be...

As a brief description, machine learning is a subset of artificial intelligence (‘AI’) which learns like a human does; through practice and repetition. As...

Earth, 2050 – In a world where robots and humans co-exist, the level of artificial intelligence (‘AI’) has exceeded the capacity of the human...

Computing hardware enables the training, testing, and use of AI systems. This hardware ranges from sensors, networks and memory, to most crucially processing power....

On 21 April 2021, the European Commission proposed for a Regulation laying down harmonised rules on artificial intelligence (Artificial Intelligence Act). The initiative is...

The previous article summarised how institutions can employ a ground-up approach to improve the credibility of AI. This post will address the second mechanism...

The report, Toward Trustworthy AI development: Mechanisms for Supporting Verifiable Claims attempts to break down the mechanisms which aim to achieve trustworthy AI. The...

The current mechanisms implemented to support Artificial Intelligence (‘AI’) are insufficient to ensure responsible and trustworthy AI. Such that safeguards are falling behind the...

As a result of growing public concern regarding the credibility and trustworthiness of Artificial Intelligence (‘AI’), a group of researchers have set out to...

This month, Singapore continued its sustained progress in AI adaptation with the launch of A Guide to Job Redesign in the Age of AI....

Last week, the Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) published a technical paper addressing the problem of algorithmic bias. In producing the paper, AHRC collaborated...