Past Events

Organised by NUSAiL, join Assistant Professor Dorsa Sadigh, Computer Science at Stanford University, as she discusses the problem of interactive learning by discussing how we can actively learn objective functions from human feedback capturing their preferences and sharing some preliminary results on how large models can be effective pattern machines that can identify patterns in a token invariant fashion and enable pattern transformation, extrapolation, and even show some evidence of pattern optimization for solving control problems.

Tech Central’s beloved mascot is in danger! Help save ByteBot through Virtual Reality (VR)/Augmented Reality (AR) games, virtual tours, photo booths and workshops.

Join Associate Professor Adrian Lee and Dr. Kiruthika Ragupathi in this open conversation to discuss about the impact of AI on education and its impact on relationships with our students.

Understand from the expert panel on what it means for the future of work and how can AI technologies unlock greater potential to enhance quality and output of work. (event registration has been closed due to overwhelming response)

Hear from the experts and professors in Creative Problem-Solving and Generative AI, and learn to leverage creativity and innovation to develop unique solutions when faced with challenges.

Bringing together medical educators and stakeholders to share their experiences, insights and best practices on how to harness the power of AI for health professions education. The conference will also showcase the latest innovations and research in AI and health professions education from around the world. (times shown here are in Sri Lanka Time SLST +05 30 GMT)

Hear from Mr. CHANDAN Singh on how LLMs can be used to improve transparent decision trees by augmenting individual nodes with relevant features and how can decision trees be used to steer LLMs by structuring sequential prompted calls.

This year’s HECC will feature a panel discussion on generative AI among the leaders of the teaching and learning centres of Singapore’s autonomous universities.

This is an annual Singapore-based pre-conference practice workshop for both local students, practitioners and faculty working in Natural Language Processing to network.

Generative AI applications such as ChatGPT, DALL·E and Stable Diffusion are presenting new scenarios that can be confounding to copyright lawyers as well as judges and policymakers. Hear Prof David TAN examine how copyright laws are dealing with Generative AI.

What are the promises and challenges of AI in scholarly communications? Hear from information professionals on what are the possible impacts of AI in scholarly communications.

In this workshop, we will explore the influence of generative AI on the dynamic job market, with a specific focus on ChatGPT.