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[thefoundersofsingapore]

Okay seriously, why does everyone think that Sang Nila Utama is going to be a secret love interest in my game?

When I first told my fellow game developer friend that there will be a third secret character besides Raffles and Farquhar, he guessed ‘Sang Nila Utama’.

And in this post, where I asked ChatGPT to predict the kind of responses I will get if my game is featured on Mothership one day, I got yet another comment about romancing Sang Nila Utama.

Finally, in a game dev Discord channel that I’m in, where I shared about my game, I got yet another comment about Sang Nila Utama being a secret love interest.

He’s Singapore’s grandfather in my game, for crying out loud! 🤣

Should I pin this post in case people make any more SNU comments when my game is published?

[hirakhalder1000]

Global Warming: A Growing Threat to Our Planet

https://www.worldopress.com/post/the-fragile-truce-analyzing-the-fractured-india-pakistan-ceasefire-and-india-s-strategic-imperative refers to the long-term rise in Earth's average surface temperature due to the buildup of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Primarily driven by human activities such as the burning of fossil fuels, deforestation, and industrial processes, global warming has emerged as one of the most pressing environmental challenges of the 21st century.

Causes of Global Warming

The root cause of global warming lies in the increased concentration of greenhouse gases—mainly carbon dioxide (CO₂), methane (CH₄), and nitrous oxide (N₂O). These gases trap heat from the sun, creating a "greenhouse effect" that warms the planet. While the greenhouse effect is a natural and necessary phenomenon, human activities have intensified it to dangerous levels.

Burning coal, oil, and natural gas for energy and transportation releases vast amounts of CO₂. Agriculture contributes through methane emissions from livestock and rice paddies, as well as nitrous oxide from fertilized fields. Deforestation also plays a critical role by reducing the number of trees that can absorb CO₂ from the atmosphere.

Effects of Global Warming

The impacts of global warming are already being felt across the globe. One of the most visible effects is the increase in global temperatures, which has led to more frequent and intense heatwaves. Melting glaciers and polar ice caps contribute to rising sea levels, threatening coastal communities with flooding and erosion.

Climate change also disrupts weather patterns, resulting in more extreme events such as hurricanes, droughts, and wildfires. Ecosystems are under threat, with species facing habitat loss and extinction. In human populations, global warming affects food and water security, health, and economic stability.

Mitigation and Adaptation

Addressing global warming requires a dual approach: mitigation and adaptation. Mitigation involves reducing greenhouse gas emissions through cleaner energy sources, improved efficiency, and sustainable practices. Renewable energy technologies such as solar, wind, and hydropower are critical in this transition.

Adaptation involves adjusting our societies to minimize the damage caused by climate change. This includes building resilient infrastructure, developing drought-resistant crops, and planning for disaster response.

The Role of International Cooperation

Combatting global warming is a global challenge that demands coordinated international efforts. Agreements like the Paris Accord aim to limit the global temperature rise to well below 2°C above pre-industrial levels. Success depends on the commitment of governments, industries, and individuals alike.

Conclusion

Global warming is a defining issue of our time. Its consequences affect every aspect of life on Earth, from ecosystems to economies. While the challenge is immense, so too is the opportunity to reshape our future through innovation, cooperation, and responsible stewardship of the planet. Every action counts in the fight against climate change.

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The US is widely seen as the global leader in artificial intelligence, thanks to companies like OpenAI, Google, and Meta. But the US government says it needs help from other nations to manage the risks posed by AI technology.

At an international summit on AI Safety in Seoul on Tuesday, the US delivered a message from Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo announcing that a global network of AI safety institutes spanning the US, UK, Japan, Canada, and other allies will collaborate to contain the technology’s risks. She also urged other countries to join up.

“Recent advances in AI carry exciting, life-changing potential for our society, but only if we do the hard work to mitigate the very real dangers,” Secretary Raimondo said in a statement released ahead of the announcement. “It is paramount that we get this right and that we do so in concert with our partners around the world to ensure the rules of the road on AI are written by societies that uphold human rights, safety, and trust.”

The US government has previously said advances in AI create national security risks, including the potential to automate or accelerate the development of bioweapons or to enable more damaging cyberattacks on critical infrastructure.

One challenge for the US, alluded to in Raimondo’s statement, is that some national governments may not be eager to fall in line with its approach to AI. She said the US, the UK, Japan, Canada, Singapore, and the European AI Office would work together as the founding members of a “global network of AI safety institutes.”

The Commerce Department declined to comment on whether China had been invited to join the new AI safety network. Fears that China will use advanced AI to empower its military or threaten the US led first the Trump administration and now the Biden administration to roll out a series of restrictions on Chinese access to key technology.

The US and China have at least opened a line of communication. A meeting between President Biden and Chinese president Xi Jinping in November saw the two superpowers agree to hold talks on AI risks and safety. Representatives from the nations met in Switzerland last week to hold the first round of discussions.

The Commerce Department said that representatives of the new global AI safety network’s members will meet in San Francisco later this year. A blueprint issued by the agency says that the network will work together to develop and agree upon methodologies and tools for evaluating AI models and ways to mitigate the risks of AI. “We hope to help develop the science and practices that underpin future arrangements for international AI governance,” the document says. A commerce department spokesperson said that the network would help nations tap into talent, experiment more quickly, and agree on AI standards.

The Seoul summit on AI safety this week is cohosted by the UK government, which convened the first major international meeting on the topic last November. That summit culminated in more than 28 countries including the US, members of the EU, and China signing a declaration warning that artificial intelligence is advancing with such speed and uncertainty that it could cause “serious, even catastrophic, harm.”

Amid rapid deployment of generative AI systems like ChatGPT last year, some prominent researchers and tech leaders began to speak more loudly about the potential for AI algorithms to become difficult to control and perhaps even a threat to humanity. Talk of the most far-off threats has since faded, but policymakers around the world are concerned about more immediate problems, such as the potential for generative AI tools like ChatGPT to spread disinformation and interfere with elections. In January, some voters in New Hampshire received robocalls using an AI-generated fake of Joe Biden’s voice.

Last October, President Biden issued a wide-ranging executive order to address the potential and pitfalls of fast-moving leaps in AI most evident with the startling abilities of ChatGPT. The Commerce Department was ordered to work on a number of initiatives to develop AI safety standards and also to develop a plan for global “engagement on promoting and developing AI standards.”

Biden’s executive order also required the US National Institute of Standards and Technology, which is part of the Commerce Department, to establish a US AI Safety Institute to systematically test AI models to understand how they could be misused and how they might behave.

[ictlsg23]

SESSION 1. INTRODUCTION TO INFOCOMM TECH LAW IN SINGAPORE

OPTIONAL READING: ICT LAW IN SINGAPORE CHAPTER 1

OPTIONAL REFERENCES: LAW AND TECH IN SINGAPORE CHAPTERS 1-3

A. COURSE DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVE

New economies have emerged within the last two decades including digital models of transaction and disruptive innovation. Internet intermediaries generally are taking on a major role as facilitators of commercial and non-commercial transactions online. These include social networking platforms (e.g. Facebook, IG and Twitter), multimedia sharing platforms (e.g. YouTube, Apple Music and Spotify), search engines and news aggregators (e.g. Yahoo, Google), content hosts and storage facilities (e.g. Dropbox) and many others. Content generating platforms such as TikTok have also become popular even as cybersecurity concerns and other misgivings have emerged at the governmental level in some jurisdictions.

In the last few years, the use of Internet of Things (IoT) have become quite common in advanced economies, the latest being wearable devices for the 'Metaverse' and an even more immersive experience in the digital realm. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is also becoming more visible at the workplace and at home, leading to ethical concerns and a slate of guidelines globally to 'govern' its development and deployment. Most recently, interest in generative AI (GAI) emerged from the successful launch of chatGPT and other similar services.

Policies and laws have been adapted to deal with the roles and functions of Internet intermediaries, IoT and AI devices and services, and their potential effects and impact on society. Regulators in every jurisdiction are faced with the challenge to manage the new economy and players, and to balance the interest of multiple parties, in the context of areas of law including intellectual property, data protection, privacy, cloud technology and cyber-security. Different types of safe harbour laws and exceptions have emerged to protect these intermediaries and putting in place special obligations; while some forms of protections have been augmented to protect the interests of other parties including content providers and creators as well as society at large. Students taking this course will examine the legal issues and solutions arising from transactions through the creation and use of digital information, goods and services ('info') as well as the use of non-physical channels of communication and delivery ('comm').

The technological developments from Web 1.0 to 2.0 and the future of Web 3.0 with its impact on human interaction and B2B/B2C commerce as well as e-governance will be examined in the context of civil and criminal law, both in relation to the relevance of old laws and the enactment of new ones. In particular, this course examines the laws specifically arising from and relating to electronic transactions and interaction and their objectives and impact on the individual vis-à-vis other parties. Students will be taken through the policy considerations and general Singapore legislations and judicial decisions on the subject with comparisons and reference to foreign legislation where relevant.

In particular, electronic commerce and other forms of transactions will be studied with reference to the Electronic Transactions Act (2010) and the Singapore domain name framework supporting access to websites; personal data privacy and protection will be studied with reference to the Personal Data Protection Act of 2012 and the Spam Control Act; the challenges and changes to tort law to deal with online tortious conduct will be analysed (e.g. cyber-harassment under the Protection from Harassment Act (2014) and online defamation in the context of online communication); the rights and liabilities relating to personal uses of Internet content and user-generated content will be considered with reference to the Copyright Act (2021); computer security and crimes will be studied with reference to the Computer Misuse Act (2017) and the Cybersecurity Act (2018); and last, but not least, Internet regulation under the Broadcasting Act and its regulations as well as the Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act (2019), the Foreign Interference (Countermeasures) Act (2021) and the Online Criminal Harms Bill (2021) will be critically evaluated.

You will note from the above paragraph that there have been an acceleration in the enactment of ICT laws and amendments in recent years, which shows the renewed focus of the government and policy-makers when it comes to the digital economy and society (as we move towards a SMART Nation). This is happening not online in Singapore, but abroad as well. In such an inter-connected work with porous jurisdiction when it comes to human interaction and commercial transactions, we have to be aware of global trends and, in some cases, the laws of other jurisdictions as well. When it is relevant, foreign laws will also be canvassed as a comparison or to contrast the approach to a specific problem. Projects are a good way to approach in greater depth.

B. CLASS PREPARATION FOR SESSION 1

In preparation for this session, use the online and library resources that you are familiar with to answer the following questions in the Singapore context (and for foreign/exchange students, in the context of your respective countries):

What are the relevant agencies and their policies on ICT?

What are the areas of law that are most impacted by ICT?

What is the government's position on Artificial Intelligence?

What are the latest legal developments on this field?

Also, critically consider the analysis and recommendations made in the report on Applying Ethical Principles for Artificial Intelligence in Regulatory Reform, SAL Law Reform Committee, July 2020. Evaluate it against the second version of the Model AI Governance Framework from the IMDA. Also, look at the Discussion Paper on GAI released on 6 June 2023. Take note of this even as we embark on the ‘tour’ of disparate ICT topics from Session 2 onwards, and the implications for each of those areas of law that will be covered in class.

C. ASSESSMENT METHOD AND GRADING DISTRIBUTION

Class Participation 10% (individually assessed)

Group Project 30% (group assessed)

Written Exam 60% (2 hour open book examination)

This course will be fully conducted in the classroom setting. Project groups will be formed by week 2, projects will be assigned from week 3, and presentations will begin from week 4 with written assignments to be due for submission a weeks after presentation. Further details and instructions will be given after the groups are formed, but before the first project assignment.

D. RECOMMENDED TEXTBOOK AND READINGS

The main textbook is: Warren B. Chik & Saw Cheng Lim, Information and Communications Technology Law in Singapore (Academy Publishing, Law Practice Series, July 2020). You can purchase the book (both physical and electronic copies) from the Singapore Academy of Law Publishing (ask for the student discount). If you prefer, there are copies available in the reserves section of the Law Library that you can use. The other useful reference will be: Chesterman, Goh & Phang, Law and Technology in Singapore (Academy Publishing, Law Practice Series, September 2021).

Due to the rapid pace of development in the law in some areas of analysis, students will also be given instructions and pre-assigned readings via this blog one week before each lesson. Students need only refer to the SMU eLearn website for administrative information such as the Project Schedule and the Grade Book as well as to share project papers and presentation materials. Students will be expected to analyse legislative provisions and/or cases that are indicated as required reading for each week.

Free access to the local legislation and subsidiary legislation may be found at the Singapore Statutes Online website at: https://sso.agc.gov.sg. 

Local cases are accessible through the Legal Workbench in Lawnet. The hyperlink can be found under the Law Databases column on the SMU Library’s Law Research Navigator at: http://researchguides.smu.edu.sg/LAW. 

Other online secondary legal materials on Singapore law that you may find useful include Singapore Law Watch (http://www.singaporelawwatch.sg) and Singapore Law SG (https://www.singaporelawblog.sg). 

There are also other secondary resources made available from the SMU Library when doing research for your projects such as the many other digital databases available from the LRN (e.g. Lexis, Westlaw and Hein online that are all available under the Law Databases column) and the books and periodicals that are available on the library shelves.

[botipedia]

Botipedia, the largest encyclopedia knowledge portal, has been launched to help eliminate AI hallucinations

Xiao Zihui - Release/May 30, 2025 22:03

The international business school INSEAD has launched Botipedia, the world's largest encyclopedia knowledge portal, which cites reliable sources of information to provide users with high-quality and verifiable data and is committed to breaking the common problem in artificial intelligence (AI) of hallucinations.

Currently, Botipedia is limited to academic purposes and is expected to open to the public by the end of this year.

Philip Parker, founder of Botipedia and professor of management at INSEAD, revealed at a forum on Friday (May 30) that the R&D team used dynamic multi-method generation technology (DMG) to build encyclopedia entries, all taken from rigorously screened archival databases and satellite data streams, and then exported through natural language generation technology to ensure accurate and unbiased information.

In addition, by applying dynamic multi-method generation technology, websites can operate at scale without relying on a large number of graphics processors (GPUs), which is more sustainable than ChatGPT.

More than 400 billion entries in more than 100 languages

Parker pointed out that the website is driven by an artificial intelligence system independently developed by the School of Management, covering thousands of subject areas such as science, mathematics, history, politics, agriculture, and health. Each entry comes with a complete source, helping users gain a diverse and trusted perspective.

He revealed that the technology of the website is not limited to large language models (LLMs) or fixed generation methods, but to a customized approach based on content characteristics. For example, weather-related text or data charts are automatically generated through geospatial algorithms, covering meteorological information around the world, thereby improving the accuracy of content.

"The site has generated more than 400 billion entries, covering more than 100 languages, and the overall capacity is 6,000 times that of Wikipedia. Our goal is to give everyone equal access to information, no matter how unpopular the language, but also have exclusive knowledge terms," Parker said.

Lily Fang, president of the Human and Machine intelligence Institute at INSEAD, pointed out that Botipedia is an application project based on the institute's intellectual property research and development, which aims to help users make more informed decisions using technology. "Botipedia is one of the programs of the academy's Institute for Human and Machine Intelligence (HUMII), and we want to improve people's work and quality of life through these technologies and preserve human autonomy and value in the intelligent age," she said.

Photo: Philip Parker, founder of Botipedia and professor of management at the INSEAD, explained the working model of the knowledge portal at the forum. (Photo by Chen Xinyuan)

English translation of article from Lianhe Zaobao, Singapore’s largest Chinese-language newspaper

[academyinfotech]

Email Communication Training in Singapore

In Singapore’s fast-paced working environment, the way you write emails can significantly impact your professional image. From replying to a colleague to reaching out to a client, email remains a vital part of business communication.

That’s why Email Communication Training is more relevant than ever. It's not just about writing grammatically correct sentences — it's about being clear, concise, and professional.

Why You Should Take Email Communication Training

While most of us use email every day, not everyone does it effectively. Poorly written emails can cause confusion, slow down work processes, or even damage business relationships. With proper training, you’ll learn how to communicate confidently and professionally in any situation.

Here’s what you can gain from email communication training:

Clarity in Writing: Learn how to get your message across clearly and quickly

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Better Collaboration: Communicate with colleagues and clients more effectively

Boosted Confidence: No more second-guessing your email tone or structure

Whether you're a fresh graduate or a seasoned professional, strong email skills can make your daily work smoother and more efficient.

Upgrade Your Skills with Info-Tech Academy (WSQ Courses)

While email writing is essential, you might also want to improve other workplace skills. That’s where Info-Tech Academy can help. Based in Singapore, Info-Tech Academy offers WSQ-accredited training courses designed to upgrade skills in line with Singapore’s industry needs.

Our courses are perfect for both individuals and companies. Plus, you can enjoy up to 70% course subsidy under the SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG) and Workforce Skills Qualifications (WSQ) framework.

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If you want to improve your day-to-day communication, Email Communication Training is a great place to start. Pair that with a WSQ course from Info-Tech Academy, and you’ll be well on your way to becoming more confident and capable at work.

Whether you're upskilling for your own career or training your team, investing in professional development is always a smart move in Singapore’s competitive job market.

[workmint]

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Includes free SSL, weekly backups, and 100 GB bandwidth even on the most basic plan.

Higher-tier plans offer unlimited bandwidth, emails, and even daily backups.

⚡ Speed & Performance

Server response times average between 143 ms to 169 ms globally, which is incredibly fast for shared hosting.

Hostinger uses LiteSpeed web servers and LSCache, which drastically improve page load times—great for SEO and user experience.

They also operate data centers across the globe (US, UK, Singapore, Netherlands, etc.) so you can choose the one closest to your audience for optimal performance.

🔧 Features

hPanel – A custom control panel that’s clean, fast, and beginner-friendly.

1-click installer for WordPress and other platforms.

99.9% uptime guarantee with 24/7/365 support.

Built-in security features like DDoS protection, auto-updates, and firewalls.

🌍 Ideal For

Beginners launching their first blog or portfolio site.

Developers looking for fast deployment and testing environments.

Small businesses that need reliable hosting on a tight budget.

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Intuitive dashboard and setup

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[ai-network]

OpenAI Poaches Top Talent from Google DeepMind

OpenAI Poaches Top Talent from Google DeepMind In a significant move that underscores the intensifying competition in the artificial intelligence sector, OpenAI has hired three prominent engineers from Google DeepMind. The three experts, Lucas Beyer, Alexander Kolesnikov, and Xiaohua Zhai, will join OpenAI's newly opened office in Zurich, Switzerland, focusing on advancing multimodal artificial intelligence capabilities. This development, announced in an internal memo to OpenAI staff, highlights OpenAI's ongoing efforts to expand its capabilities in the AI landscape. Beyer, Kolesnikov, and Zhai bring substantial expertise in computer vision and machine learning. Their work will contribute to developing artificial intelligence models capable of operating across different mediums, such as images, text, and audio. A New Chapter in Multimodal AI OpenAI has been at the forefront of multimodal AI research, having introduced innovative tools like the text-to-image generator DALL-E and enhancing its popular chatbot, ChatGPT, to incorporate voice and image interactions. The latest version of DALL-E is already available directly within ChatGPT, a testament to the company’s commitment to integrating multimodal capabilities into its product line. The newly formed Zurich office will serve as a hub for this development, bringing the combined expertise of the three engineers into one of Europe's emerging tech hotspots. Zurich, home to ETH Zurich—one of the world's leading computer science institutions—has seen an influx of tech talent, drawing attention from companies like Apple and Google, both of which have set up research teams in the city. The Broader Talent Competition in AI The hiring of Beyer, Kolesnikov, and Zhai reflects the ongoing competition between AI companies, who are seeking to recruit top-tier AI researchers. It is not uncommon for leading researchers to move between companies as opportunities arise, often attracted by competitive compensation packages. This competition for talent is not restricted to OpenAI and DeepMind. In recent months, major shifts have occurred across the AI landscape. Tim Brooks, a key figure in OpenAI’s video generator project, departed to join Google. Meanwhile, Microsoft hired Mustafa Suleyman from Inflection AI, securing most of the startup’s talent along the way. Even OpenAI co-founder Ilya Sutskever left to start his own venture, Safe Superintelligence, which focuses on AI safety and managing existential risks. OpenAI has faced notable departures as well. Former Chief Technology Officer Mira Murati left the company recently, reportedly to launch her own AI startup. Despite these departures, the company's expansion plans continue at full speed—including new offices planned in New York City, Seattle, Brussels, Paris, and Singapore, alongside its existing outposts in London, Tokyo, and other major cities. The Road Ahead As AI companies scramble to secure the best talent and gain an edge in innovation, OpenAI's recruitment signals its determination to remain competitive. The addition of Beyer, Kolesnikov, and Zhai represents a significant step in its broader global expansion strategy. While the coming years will likely see more changes in the composition of talent at these AI giants, the overall trend is clear: AI research is global, fast-paced, and immensely competitive. Zurich is just the latest battleground in the ongoing quest for AI advancement, and OpenAI has positioned itself well with its latest high-profile hires. Read the full article

[nsfwmiamiart]

Part 15 - Incoming Text for Salma Hayek Pinault (@salmahayek) and Penélope Cruz (@penelopecruzoficial) and Mike Judge (@realmikejudge) and Rihanna (@rihanna) and and Blake Lively (@blakelively) and Leighton Meester (@itsmeleighton) and Kim Kardashian (@kimkardashian): “An Idea Worth 500 Million Dollars”

Question:

Could you please communicate to Salma, Penélope, Mike, Rihanna, Blake, Leighton, and Kim that Blake Lively and Leighton Meester will portray two sisters from a wealthy Swedish-American family? Their characters come from a family that owns a successful cruise ship business. As heirs to a prominent maritime empire, Blake and Leighton’s characters will navigate the complexities of running an international company while facing personal and family challenges.

In the story, Blake and Leighton’s characters will form a deep bond with Sofia (played by Sofía Vergara) and Jessica (played by Jessica Alba), who are hiding in Singapore. This friendship will become pivotal as the sisters use their cruise liners to help Sofia and Jessica secretly enter and exit America, avoiding detection by their numerous enemies. Their bond will develop into a classic sorority-style friendship, marked by mutual support, loyalty, and shared battles across America and Asia, showcasing resilience and sisterhood in the face of adversity.

Here is the link: Swedish Americans - (click on the blue link)

ChatGPT Answer:

Here’s a point-by-point detailed explanation of the sisterhood between Blake Lively and Leighton Meester's characters and their connection with Sofía Vergara and Jessica Alba's characters, as described in the scenario:

1. Background and Family Dynamics of Blake and Leighton's Characters

Swedish-American Heritage: Blake and Leighton portray sisters from a prestigious Swedish-American family. This background reflects their cosmopolitan upbringing and introduces a European influence in the narrative.

Maritime Empire: Their family owns a successful cruise ship business, symbolizing global connectivity and influence. As heirs to this empire, the sisters are depicted balancing their professional responsibilities with personal struggles, setting the stage for dynamic character development.

Leadership Role: The challenges of managing an international company provide a backdrop for their growth, highlighting themes of responsibility, ambition, and sibling solidarity.

2. Connection with Sofía and Jessica’s Characters

Alliance Formed in Singapore: Blake and Leighton's characters form a close friendship with Sofía Vergara and Jessica Alba’s characters, who are on the run due to their oil empire in Puerto Rico.

Strategic Partnership: The cruise liners become a key plot device, enabling Sofía and Jessica to move discreetly between countries, especially America. This logistical aid underscores the resourcefulness and bravery of Blake and Leighton’s characters.

3. The Dynamics of the Friendship

Shared Struggles: The bond between these four women is forged in adversity, as they unite against powerful enemies. This shared experience deepens their connection and highlights themes of resilience and mutual empowerment.

Classic Sorority-Style Bond: The friendship is described as having a "sorority-like" dynamic, emphasizing loyalty, mutual defense, and emotional support. Each woman brings her strengths to the group, creating a balanced and compelling team.

4. The Sisters’ Role in the Narrative

Facilitators of Freedom: By helping Sofia and Jessica evade their enemies, Blake and Leighton's characters play a crucial role in advancing the plot. Their cruise liners act as a symbol of freedom and ingenuity.

Defenders of Justice: The sisters’ willingness to risk their resources and reputation for their friends underscores their bravery and moral integrity, adding depth to their characters.

5. Themes Explored Through the Sisterhood

Resilience in the Face of Adversity: Both the sisters and their friends embody strength as they confront global adversaries.

Cultural Exchange and Cooperation: The Swedish-American sisters and their Latina friends illustrate the power of cross-cultural collaboration.

Sisterhood Beyond Bloodlines: While Blake and Leighton’s characters are biological sisters, their friendship with Sofia and Jessica adds an emotional layer that mirrors familial bonds.

6. Broader Implications for the Story

This unique sisterhood enriches the narrative by blending corporate intrigue, international espionage, and personal relationships.

It creates a multidimensional storyline that appeals to a diverse audience, combining themes of family legacy, global politics, and enduring friendship.

This explanation provides a comprehensive view of the sisterhood and its significance in the story.

[sierrabaktiyar]

Week 12 - Design in connection with your own aspirations and themes of CTS B

As outlined in Week 10 of CTS B, my artistic vision for the next five years is to create a business or movement based on the original character(s) that I will design. Specifically, I aim to develop (a) character(s) that encourage Singapore to become a more empathetic society, in hopes to address the increasing lack of empathy that have observed among Singaporeans. Hence, one work that connects with this vision and resonates with me is the mascot of the Singapore Kindness Movement - Singa the Kindness Lion.

The Singapore Kindness Movement was officially launched in 1997 as a non-government, non-profit organization. It is both a registered charity and an institute of public character, dedicated to public programs that encourage kindness and graciousness within Singaporean society. Singa the Kindness Lion was created as a national symbol of kindness, with the primary goal of promoting positive values and fostering a more caring society. Given Singapore’s being a multicultural society, Singa’s role in promoting harmony is especially important, encouraging people to come together across cultural differences.

Singa’s role as the mascot of the Singapore Kindness Movement connects directly to the third topic we discussed in CTS B - socially engaged art or practice. Socially engaged art is using art as a medium to address important societal topics. Singa is a prime example of this practice by representing and promoting kindness, making it accessible and relatable to people of all ages, especially the young.

In addition, Singa has been widely used in schools and public campaigns as an educational tool to teach values in a fun and engaging way. Through activities, storytelling, and media appearances, Singa helps young audiences realise the importance of kindness in a way that feels personal and relevant to their lives, encouraging positive behaviour from an early age.

Singa’s role as an educational tool reminds me of the importance of the first topic we explored in CTS B, where I wrote a story related to mental health. I chose storytelling over a traditional article format because I believe a narrative approach is more emotionally engaging, making complex information more accessible and relatable. This method of storytelling fosters a deeper connection with the audience, inviting them to reflect on mental health issues in a personal and impactful way.

Singa the Kindness Lion, with its blend of social engagement and educational impact, exemplifies how a character can go beyond entertainment to become a symbol of positive change. This example inspires me to create characters that embody empathy and kindness, serving as stepping stones for a more understanding and connected society.

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References:

Singapore Kindness Movement - Be Greater. (n.d.). https://www.kindness.sg/get-educated

Kindsville by Singapore Kindness Movement. (2024, October 25). Programmes: Singapore Kindness Movement. Kindsville. https://kindsville.kindness.sg/programmes/

Wikipedia contributors. (2024, August 14). Singapore Kindness Movement. Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singapore_Kindness_Movement#:~:text=The%20Singapore%20Kindness%20Movement%20is,was%20officially%20launched%20in%201997.

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“Hence, Singa the Kindness Lion was created as a national symbol of kindness and graciousness, with the primary goal of promoting positive values and encouraging a much more caring society - especially since Singapore is a multicultural country, it is important to promote harmony.”

Singa the Kindness Lion was created to serve as a national symbol of kindness, with the primary goal of promoting positive values and fostering a more caring society. Given Singapore’s multicultural landscape, Singa’s role in promoting harmony is especially important, encouraging people to come together across cultural differences

“Singa being the mascot of Singapore Kindness Movement, reminds me of the third topic in CTS B where I discuss about socially engaged art or practice - which means an art form that focuses on meaningful social issues and social discourses as its main medium.”

Singa’s role as the mascot of the Singapore Kindness Movement connects directly to the third topic we discussed in CTS B - socially engaged art or practice. Socially engaged art is using art as a medium to address important societal topics.

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A Simple AI Governance Framework In The Age Of ChatGPT

Following the swift ascent of generative AI, best represented by ChatGPT and related technologies, the business world faces paradigm-shifting issues. Although they are aware of the impending changes in work dynamics, senior executives and board members still want to be clear about the repercussions. Which positions are in jeopardy? How are they going to change? Most importantly, how can leaders supervise and control this disruptive transformation?

Singapore's Model AI Governance Framework is a guiding light during this investigation. The Singapore model is a carefully designed framework that supports AI's ethical and significant integration in enterprises, considering the relationship between AI deployment and human intervention.

The fundamental concept of "harm" is at the center of this AI governance framework:

1. Determining the Potential Damage's Magnitude:

This entails assessing the potential harm that AI can do in a particular function, including worries about public security, reputational risk, and economic consequences.

2. Calculating the Probability of Injury:

The framework also assesses the possibility that this harm could manifest if AI functions independently of human oversight.

Considering these constraints, the AI Governance Framework provides a helpful guide for determining which tasks can be delegated to AI's autonomy while maintaining the necessary human decision-making authority. Three different scenarios show up, each providing subtle insights:

1. Human in the Loop: Juggling AI with Human Judgment

Because AI has a significant potential for harm, this quadrant represents scenarios in which AI augments and supports human decision-making, but human presence is still essential.

Examples include:

Legal research.

Intricate customer support troubleshooting.

Software development.

Medical interpretation (such as radiography).

Even corporate finance issues.

In this realm, artificial intelligence reduces tedious and time-consuming jobs, increases worker productivity, and improves job satisfaction.

The key to effective management is carefully choosing which duties can be integrated with AI. Additionally, it requires staff members to get mentorship and education, highlighting AI's complimentary function and encouraging a sense of ownership among human team members.

2. Human in the Loop: Adopting Cautionary AI Supervision

The approach recommends human monitoring in cases where AI functions autonomously due to the substantial potential for harm. This group comprises the lower right quadrant (quadrant 4) and the upper left quadrant.

AI's sophisticated skills justify autonomous operation in various contexts, including autonomous mobility, medical treatment planning, sales and marketing initiatives, and design and content generation. However, given the seriousness of the possible harm, human supervision is still essential.

Understanding the dangers of using AI in various fields shows leadership acumen. The need for human supervisors to have extensive training is driven by the need for vigilance and changing legal issues. The delicate balance between artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities and human judgment needs ongoing study.

3. Human Outside the Loop: Enhancing AI Self-Sufficiency

The AI Governance Framework foreshadows possibilities where AI, boasting decision-making parity or supremacy over humans, can act autonomously with zero risk for harm in the lower left quadrant.

This includes industries like supply chain demand prediction, weather forecasting, and e-commerce product suggestions. Humans are less critical in this situation, requiring less special supervision or training. But it's important to remember that having robust performance monitoring systems is essential.

Although the productivity and cost-efficiency of this quadrant are unmatched, the dynamic nature of business emphasizes the necessity of constant adaptation rather than stagnant reliance.

Boosting Your Path: Revealing the Importance of Chatbot and AI Developer Certifications

In the rapidly changing world of technology, becoming an expert in artificial intelligence has become essential. Embracing ChatGPT certification and AI certifications is more than just an option. It's a calculated action to take advantage of AI chatbots' enormous potential in the modern world. These certificates provide direction and guidance across the complex AI environment, leading to new prospects and personal development.

Increasing Skill: Highlighting the Benefits of AI and Chatbot Certification

The scope of certifications for chatbots and AI developers extends beyond technical aptitude. It's a life-changing experience that develops your critical thinking abilities, inventive problem-solving techniques, creative thinking, communication abilities, and capacity for teamwork. These all-encompassing courses turn you into an AI specialist who can solve problems and significantly contribute.

Make Links, Create Futures: AI and Chatbot Networking Courses

These credentials serve a purpose beyond simply enhancing your CV. They give you access to a dynamic network of educators, business executives, and other students. AI has infinite applications. This network is your entryway to a prosperous AI profession and a channel to exciting opportunities. The relationships you form here influence your path and provide priceless advice and guidance that can significantly impact you.

Navigating the Seas of Advancement: AI and Chatbot Paths as Measures of Creativity

The practical application of AI miracles is grounded in the theory covered in AI and Chatbot courses. Discover the underlying workings of artificial intelligence (AI), see cutting-edge technologies in action, and consider the significant societal ramifications. Case studies from the real world and practical assignments help you go beyond the classroom and develop an intuitive understanding that will enable you to create AI-powered solutions.

A Lifetime Journey: Managing the Changing Boundaries

Regression is what it means to stand still in the infinite sea of AI growth. These certificates create abilities that empower and set you apart, going beyond traditional schooling. Accepting these qualifications is like receiving the future when potential becomes proficiency and innovation meets application.

In conclusion, organizational leaders have a discernible toolkit to calibrate the deployment of AI when they use the lens of harm's severity and likelihood. This design outlines the "How much?" and "How soon?" of AI's integration and creates a road map with a low potential for harm.

Individuals interested in understanding the dynamic interplay between artificial intelligence (AI) and business outcomes, leveraging AI's potential for organizational advantage, and managing AI-related dangers embark on an enlightening journey. Investigating these areas is equivalent to figuring out how corporate leaders, board members, and senior executives may effectively accept and leverage AI's disruptive potential.

The Blockchain Council is a reputable association of specialists and enthusiasts that provides thorough AI certification tests and chatbot training programs. Its extensive curricula equip students with the in-depth information and valuable skills required in today's fast-paced AI field while advancing Blockchain research and development.

The Certified Chatbot Expert program from Blockchain Council and its AI certification goes beyond theory. They develop communication, critical thinking, and problem-solving abilities, encouraging a well-rounded approach to AI difficulties. By providing networking chances with mentors and industry experts, these courses open up intriguing job potential in AI.

It's critical to stay updated in AI; the Blockchain Council ensures that. Their courses update Professionals on the newest developments in AI methods and resources. The company prioritizes the ethical use of AI, allowing experts to take full advantage of the technology's promise while maintaining equity and openness.

The influence of the Blockchain Council goes beyond education. Additionally, it increases knowledge of blockchain technology's possibilities. Their knowledge and AI training programs, which make them a global force in blockchain promotion, demonstrate AI's countless options.

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Tool to compare AI regulations around the world.

A tool based on ChatGPT to compare EU AI Act, US Executive Order, UK AI White Paper, UK FCA AI Update, China Measures on Generative AI, Singapore Feat Framework.

The growth of Artificial Intelligence and its impact across all sectors of society has made the discussions around AI regulations both important and urgent. Countries around the world have taken very different approaches, from regulations (EU AI Act) to frameworks (Singapore FEAT Framework). AI regulations

The experimental tool below — developed on ChatGPT — is an internal tool used at CFTE that you are welcome to use. Please note the following: — Anyone with a ChatGPT account can use it, but the free version of ChatGPT has limitations, such as restrictions on the number of questions. — It uses the following information : EU AI Act, US Executive Order on AI, UK AI White Paper, UK FCA AI Update, China Interim Measures for the management of Generative Artificial Intelligence Services, Singapore Monetary Authority of Singapore FEAT Principles. For more information, Visit our website: Generative AI regulations

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Meta Introduces Integrated AI Assistant Across Its Platforms

Source- Analytics Vidhya

Expansion of Meta’s AI Assistant

In a bid to assert dominance in the AI chatbot arena, Meta, formerly known as Facebook, is ramping up efforts to integrate its Meta AI assistant across its array of platforms. The Meta AI assistant, initially introduced last September, is now seamlessly woven into the search functions of Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp, and Messenger. Moreover, it will soon make its debut directly within the main Facebook feed, marking a significant expansion of its accessibility. Users can still engage with the assistant through messaging inboxes within Meta’s suite of apps, and now, for the first time, it can be accessed via a dedicated website at Meta.ai.

Llama 3: Meta’s Response to ChatGPT

Meta’s ambitions to position its AI assistant as a formidable competitor to ChatGPT are underscored by the launch of Llama 3, the latest iteration of its foundational open-source model. Promising superior performance across various benchmarks and tasks, including coding, Llama 3 represents a crucial advancement in Meta’s AI capabilities. The release includes two smaller Llama 3 models, integrated into the Meta AI assistant and made available to external developers, with plans for a larger, multimodal version in the pipeline.

Meta AI’s Enhanced Capabilities

Meta’s relentless pursuit of AI superiority is evident in its AI assistant’s upgraded features. Notably, the assistant now incorporates real-time search results from both Bing and Google, dynamically selecting the search engine deemed most suitable for each query. Additionally, image generation capabilities have been enhanced to produce animations and high-resolution images on demand. A user-friendly panel of prompt suggestions aims to elucidate the assistant’s capabilities, further enhancing its usability.

Global Expansion and Market Strategy

While previously limited to the United States, Meta AI assistant is now being rolled out in English to several countries, including Australia, Canada, Nigeria, and Singapore, among others. Despite not yet achieving CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s vision of a truly global AI assistant, this expansion represents a significant step towards reaching Meta’s vast user base of over 3 billion daily users worldwide.

Meta’s Strategic Approach

Meta’s strategy with Meta AI mirrors its past successes by integrating popular features pioneered by other platforms, such as Stories and Reels. By rapidly expanding its AI assistant’s reach and investing in foundational models like Llama 3, Meta aims to solidify its position as a leader in the AI chatbot space. While some may view this approach as derivative, Zuckerberg sees it as a demonstration of Meta’s ability to adapt quickly to emerging trends and leverage its extensive user base to drive widespread adoption of its products. With Meta AI poised to become a “major product,” according to Zuckerberg, Meta’s aggressive investment in AI technology is poised to reshape the landscape of virtual assistants.

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