NUS and OpenAI announced a strategic collaboration Tuesday to expand access to artificial intelligence tools across the Singapore university, bringing advanced AI into teaching and research. A survey of 514 students found 81% see AI skills as key to career advantage.
The National University of Singapore (NUS) and OpenAI announced a strategic collaboration on Tuesday to expand access to artificial intelligence tools across the university, bringing advanced AI into teaching, learning and research while supporting responsible adoption. A survey of 514 university students in Singapore, conducted Aug. 3-7, found that 81 percent believe AI skills will give graduates an advantage in the global workforce.
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