Who should we hold responsible when AI goes wrong?

Thought Leadership

Some of the world’s leaders, and leading thinkers from NUS and overseas, regularly gather and add to the rich diversity of thoughts and ideas on our campuses, in Singapore and across the globe.
Here’s what they had to share.

Who should we hold responsible when AI goes wrong?

Who should we hold responsible when AI goes wrong?

Speakers: Anantharaman Muralidharan 31 Jan 2023

Singapore wants to be a leader in artificial intelligence (AI) by 2030. Dr Anantharaman Muralidharan, Research Fellow from the Centre for Biomedical Ethics at the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine at NUS opines that our trust in AI is a matter of trusting the user and that in our embrace of AI, it is important that we do so in a way that is informed by the right understanding of what makes people and technology trustworthy.

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Speaker: Speaker: Assoc Prof Yun Hye Hwang | 2 November 2026

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Is nuclear power back on the table for Singapore?

Speaker: Speakers: Mr Low Xin Wei | 26 October 2026

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Speaker: Speakers: Professor Lee Poh Seng | 26 October 2026

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Speaker: Speakers: Professor Hsu Li Yang, Assistant Professor Eddie Tan Han Pin | 19 October 2026

No sugar, no problem? The limits of Singapore's Nutri-Grade labels

No sugar, no problem? The limits of Singapore's Nutri-Grade labels

Speaker: Speakers: Dr Jared Ng, Associate Professor Mary Chong | 10 October 2026

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Speaker: Author: Christine Tan | 9 October 2026

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Speaker: Speakers: Associate Professor Vincent Chua, Assistant Professor Jacqueline Ho | 5 October 2026

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