AI Singapore is excited to launch the Smart City Ideation Challenge with the aim of seeking insights from the global AI community on “What are the AI problems worth solving towards Smart City Sustainability?” The problem statements are expected to be: 1) Impactful to the digital economy, and 2) Feasible to develop into AI challenges We seek proposals under 2 categories towards
AI Singapore (AISG) today announced our three-year AI Student Outreach Programme to help over 15,000 full-time students from secondary schools to tertiary education institutions gain AI literacy and proficiency through a multi-level online training. Students will receive industry-recognised certifications as well as work alongside AI engineers on real-world projects through an internship programme. Officiated by the Minister of
AI Singapore is pleased to announce the launch of the AI in Education Grand Challenge! This Grand Challenge aims to encourage the development of innovative approaches that use artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance Mother Tongue Language learning for primary-level students in Singapore. It supports ground-breaking research ideas that adopt AI technologies and innovations to address
On 29 April 2022, AI Singapore (AISG) announced the three winners of its Trusted Media Challenge to find the best AI solutions to combat fake media. The five-month long Challenge invited AI researchers and enthusiasts globally to build AI models that will easily detect audio-visual media that has been manipulated. The Challenge aims to help
Over the past few years, research projects supported by AI Singapore have led to the development of many useful AI models and innovative AI techniques for use by the industry and research community. You can now explore some of the technologies that have resulted from these projects e.g. computer vision, machine learning, deep learning etc.
AI Singapore (AISG) today announced the launch of a storybook, Daisy and her AI Friends, which introduces basic artificial intelligence (AI) concepts like computer vision and machine learning, to children aged between seven and eight years old in a fun and easy-to-understand way. Launched by Minister of State for Education and Manpower, Ms Gan Siow
Lee Meng Yong did not write a single line of code until the age of 27. Today at 33, he is a senior machine learning software engineer at Dyson, building computer vision capabilities into the next generation of intelligent household products. He credits the AI Apprentice Programme (AIAP)® for helping him to make this leap
AI Singapore (AISG) is looking to boost Singapore’s artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) capabilities with the use of graph technology, which enhances analytics by finding unknown relationships in data that are not being identified by traditional means. Laurence Liew, director for AI Innovation at AISG, noted that while traditional relational databases will still
TigerGraph and AI Singapore (AISG) have announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to promote Machine Learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) industry enablement activities through AISG’s programmes in Singapore. TigerGraph will offer the world’s first distributed native graph database training and certification to AISG’s engineers and apprentices and jointly develop industry best
Getting into the AI Apprenticeship Programme (AIAP) certainly isn’t easy. But for those who make the cut, a whole new world of opportunities awaits in the field of AI. Shannen Lam had been working as a civil engineer for most of her life and was enjoying a stable job in a familiar trade when a
