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Montreal AI Ethics Institute, The State of AI Ethics Volume 5 (Pages 193 – 195)
Arising from my multiple complementary roles as a researcher, educator and advocate, I believe my work helps fill several gaps in AI ethics.
The Big Read: High time to talk about racism, but Singapore society ill-equipped after decades of treating it as taboo
Activists, community organisers and academics agree that the conversations of race need to move forward productively in the age of social …
Slow business but some hawkers in Singapore still not on food delivery apps
Commission fees, suitability of food for delivery among reasons cited for not being on such platforms.
Education and language shifts
Singapore residents are securing higher academic qualifications, especially university degrees. But there are downsides such as oversupply of graduates, underemployment, and potential erosion of mother tongue heritage.
No magic formula to children's screen time
No magic formula to children’s screen time
Shedding light on children's digital rights
What do a study lamp, parental aspirations and digital rights have in common? A lot more than meets the eye.
Fun apps and games to beat stay-home holiday blues
A month-long break with more time at home probably spells more screen time for many families.
A Smart Lamp That Watches Kids When They Study Is a Hit in China
The product, made by TikTok owner ByteDance, monitors study habits and offers aid to students—but also raises privacy issues
Why diplomatic events like the Shangri-La Dialogue cannot go virtual
In late April, Asean leaders took some health risks by showing up for a face-to-face meeting in Jakarta to discuss the issue of Myanmar, which has been embroiled in political and social unrest since a February coup.
Dr Sandeep Ray publishes book titled ‘Celluloid Colony: Locating History and Ethnography in Early Dutch Colonial Films of Indonesia’
Dr Sandeep Ray publishes book titled ‘Celluloid Colony: Locating History and Ethnography in Early Dutch Colonial Films of Indonesia’