📡 OpenGov Asia🟢
RESEARCH
🇸🇬 SEA relevance
⚡ 15s read
20 Jun 2026
Singapore: IMDA Partners on AI Safety and Security Research
Singapore's IMDA is teaming up with partners to research AI safety and security.
⚡ Singapore's IMDA is teaming up with partners to research AI safety and security.
Singapore's IMDA is teaming up with partners to research AI safety and security. This aims to protect users from AI risks while promoting innovation, ensuring that AI tools used in Singapore are safe and trustworthy.
Singapore's IMDA is partnering on AI safety and security research, reinforcing the country's commitment to responsible AI development. This could affect how AI is regulated and deployed locally.
📡 OpenGov Asia🟢
SOCIETY
🇸🇬 SEA relevance
⚡ 15s read
20 Jun 2026
Singapore to Equip All Higher Education Students with AI Competencies
Singapore plans to ensure all polytechnic and university students graduate with basic AI skills.
⚡ Singapore plans to ensure all polytechnic and university students graduate with basic AI skills.
Singapore plans to ensure all polytechnic and university students graduate with basic AI skills. This initiative aims to prepare the workforce for a future where AI is everywhere.
The government aims to make AI skills universal among tertiary students, preparing the future workforce for an AI-driven economy.
📡 IEEE Spectrum AI🟢
RESEARCH
🌍 World
⚡ 20s read
20 Jun 2026
Visual Language Models Train Robots to Read Human Emotions
Researchers trained a visual language model (VLM) to help robots read human emotions by considering context, n...
⚡ Researchers trained a visual language model (VLM) to help robots read human emotions by considering context, not just facial expressions.
Researchers trained a visual language model (VLM) to help robots read human emotions by considering context, not just facial expressions. The robot gave emotionally adaptive apologies that people preferred over scripted ones. But here's the catch: even a perfect apology couldn't fix trust after the robot made a physical mistake. People still want competent coworkers, not just emotionally aware ones.