Is ChatGPT just a Copycat?

Is ChatGPT just a Copycat?

Written By: Professor Simon ChestermanDavid Marshall Professor and Vice Provost (Educational Innovation), National University of SingaporeDean of NUS CollegeSenior Director of AI Governance, AI Singapore [Straits Times] As ChatGPT turns one year old, there are growing questions about the way in which it draws upon creative works to compete with the authors of those very…

Lunch Talk with Prof Anu Bradford

Lunch Talk with Prof Anu Bradford

The AI Governance pillar at AI Singapore was pleased to host Columbia University’s Anu Bradford to discuss her new book, “Digital Empires: The Global Battle to Regulate Technology”. She argues that there are horizontal battles underway between the market-based US model, a rights-based approach favoured in the EU, and China’s state-centric regime. In addition, each…

From Reddit to ChatGPT: A Shift in How People Seek and Offer Advice Online

From Reddit to ChatGPT: A Shift in How People Seek and Offer Advice Online

Written By: Professor Hahn JungpilVice Dean, CommunicationsDirector, NUS Fintech LabDeputy Director (AI Governance), AI SingaporeDeputy Director, Centre for Technology, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence & the Law Dr Gao Yuting Research Fellow, AI Singapore One of the most important technological advancements in recent years is the development of natural language processing (NLP) and the Large Language Models…

I Prompt, Therefore I Am

I Prompt, Therefore I Am

Written By: Professor Simon ChestermanDavid Marshall Professor and Vice Provost (Educational Innovation), National University of SingaporeDean of NUS CollegeSenior Director of AI Governance, AI Singapore When people think of risks associated with artificial intelligence (AI), Hollywood looms large. Movies have long conjured the worst case scenarios: from Hal refusing to open the pod bay doors…

Algorithm as Boss or Coworker? Evidence from Randomized Field Experiment on Algorithmic Control

Algorithm as Boss or Coworker? Evidence from Randomized Field Experiment on Algorithmic Control

Written By: Dr. Nakyung KyungAssistant ProfessorInformation Systems and Analytics, School of Computing, National University of Singapore At present, over one in three companies worldwide are incorporating AI into their business operations. There’s a growing shift from human-led management to a system directed by algorithms, wherein learning algorithms take on coordination and control roles traditionally held…

From Ethics to Law: Why, When, and How to Regulate AI

From Ethics to Law: Why, When, and How to Regulate AI

Written By: Professor Simon ChestermanDavid Marshall Professor and Vice Provost (Educational Innovation), National University of SingaporeDean of NUS CollegeSenior Director of AI Governance, AI Singapore The past decade has seen a proliferation of guides, frameworks, and principles put forward by states, industry, inter- and non-governmental organizations to address matters of AI ethics. These diverse efforts…

Predicting consumer choices from eye tracking data

Predicting consumer choices from eye tracking data

Written By: Professor Hahn JungpilVice Dean, CommunicationsDirector, NUS Fintech LabDeputy Director (AI Governance), AI SingaporeDeputy Director, Centre for Technology, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence & the Law This morning we had a fascinating talk by Alex Tuzhilin (NYU) on his recent work entitled “Predicting Consumer Choice from Raw Eye-Movement Data Using the RETINA Deep Learning Architecture” (the…

Let’s not learn the wrong lessons from what happened at CNET

Let’s not learn the wrong lessons from what happened at CNET

Written By: Professor Hahn JungpilVice Dean, CommunicationsDirector, NUS Fintech LabDeputy Director (AI Governance), AI SingaporeDeputy Director, Centre for Technology, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence & the Law Mr Varun Seetharaman Student InternNUS FinTech Lab, School of Computing One article on CNET, the American website that covers and reviews technology and consumer electronics, was titled  “What is a…

Moving towards Harmless AI – the Future of Fintech

Moving towards Harmless AI – the Future of Fintech

Written By: Professor Hahn JungpilVice Dean, CommunicationsDirector, NUS Fintech LabDeputy Director (AI Governance), AI SingaporeDeputy Director, Centre for Technology, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence & the Law Ms Hannah Rose Lee Student InternNUS FinTech Lab, School of Computing There are many reservations about the use of AI by dominant institutions and companies – namely, the lack of…