AI Technology

AI Singapore’s AI Technology Summer School (AITSS) 2021 introduced a refreshing lineup of guest speakers and experts from the academia and industry, coupled with exciting competitions and workshops to participate in. Taking place from 2 to 6 August, more than 140 participants from 20 countries gathered virtually to explore the latest AI innovations, applications, and

Industry workshop provides AI in Health Grand Challenge teams with a platform to share their progress and future plans, and to reach out to potential partners What’s next for the teams of the AI in Health Grand Challenge? This was the focus of an industry e-workshop on “Translating and Scaling AI Technology for Healthcare” which

AI Summer School has grown, COVID-19 notwithstanding. More than 250 attendees from 30 countries took part in this year’s event, with leading experts in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) coming together to share their work and foster collaboration amongst the next generation of researchers. The latest edition, which took place from 3 to 7

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected everyone, claiming hundreds of thousands of lives and disrupting the livelihood of millions. AI has the potential to transform our economy and improve lives. Given this unprecedented global crisis, AISG launched an ideation challenge, with the aim to encourage the curation of innovative ideas using AI methods and technologies help Singapore emerge

The first AI Summer School will bring together leading local and international AI experts to educate and foster collaboration among the next generation of researchers. We believe that the time is right for a Summer School because there is a critical mass of new technical materials available and high interest within the Data Science and

AI Singapore (AISG) has awarded up to S$35 million, through the AI in Health Grand Challenge, to three multidisciplinary teams to pioneer innovative AI solutions to lower the risk of diabetes, high cholesterol and high blood pressure progression and complication development in Singapore. The grant awards were presented by Dr Janil Puthucheary, Senior Minister of