SUTD Computer Science and Design (CSD) students Htet Myat Ko Ko and Lim Han Yang secured spots among the five winners of this year’s Singapore Valley Awards.

Researchers from SUTD and Singapore Institute of Technology have developed an ontology to help digital forensic investigators and law enforcement agencies to investigate smart city infrastructure threats and cybercrimes.

Researchers from SUTD and NVIDIA introduces TANGOFLUX, an advanced text-to-audio generation model that is is designed for efficiency and high-quality output, achieving significant improvements over previous methods.

Assistant Prof Roy Lee was quoted in this article which shines a spotlight of how AI, social media, and electoral politics have become enmeshed.

Individuals, businesses and governments will all have to change the way they interact with video conferencing calls, images and more, as nefarious actors abuse the technology that is generating increasingly realistic content.

Experts say the best thing you can do is document the evidence, report the content to platforms and the authorities, and seek help from trusted adults and non-profit groups.

SUTD’s Associate Provost for Research, Professor Chua Chee Kai, and Assistant Professor Xiong Zehui are among the 108 awardees from Singapore on Clarivate’s 2024 list of Highly Cited Researchers.

The mission of the Information Forensics and Security Technical Committee is to promote activities within the broad technical areas of information forensics and security.

Congratulations to CSD Student Sng Wei Qi Amos and his team for winning 3rd Prize at Dell InnovateFest 2024

Hate speech detection models are computational systems that can identify and classify online comments as hate speech. “These models are crucial in moderating online content and mitigating the spread of harmful speech, particularly on social media,” said Assistant Professor Roy Lee.