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It is a billion-dollar industry in Singapore and there is a range of classes getting students battle ready for exams. May Lee, founder of Edtivate Learning explains why she’s taking a different approach in her classes - which focus on values, asking good questions and creativity.
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Shery Chan calls herself the “risky techie” who simply said yes to every opportunity that came her way. Today, she works in a major bank and argues that people who can manage ambiguity and move between spaces are the ones who will make AI useful.
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Dr Benjamin Tee, an NUS professor and serial founder whose own struggle to have a child led him to co-found Hannah Life Technologies, talks about infertility and the anxieties of raising kids in an AI world.
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Yes, the terminator world is here. Meet Troy Yeo, 28, the co-founder of Pencil Labs, a workflow automation business. Troy walks (and lives and breathes) the agentic AI talk.
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Resaro co-CEO April Chin left the Singapore civil service for the world of AI startups. In this episode, we talk about whose job it is to govern AI, what happens when human judgment gets outsourced to a chatbot, and why the line between what's real and fake is blurring.
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