Through the Looking-Glass: Three Ways Advancements in Artificial Intelligence Will Change Learning & Development
Article - Michael Chew, Hoe Wee Meng, Kelvin Tan
Artificial intelligence could soon transform learning by augmenting human empathy and judgement with rich, context-sensitive information.
Artificial Intelligence: Impact on Public Safety and Security
Article - Jevon Tan, Rahul Daswani
An integrated and nuanced approach, deploying both humans and machines, will be needed to counter the emerging technology’s potential for malicious abuse.
Foreword Issue 23
Foreword - Ong Toon Hui
Services 4.0: A New Wave of Innovation and Partnerships
Article - Jane Lim
Emerging technologies promise new service possibilities—but organisations need to understand how best to embrace, apply and develop them to advance their goals.
3rd MSF-CSC Social Sector Conference 2017- Complex Vulnerabilities, Innovative Solutions
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The 3rd MSF-CSC Social Sector Conference 2017 discusses on tackling complex vulnerabilities with innovative solutions.
How Tech Revolution Can Reshape Social Services
Conference material - Elizabeth Mason
Held on 13 September 2017, the 3rd MSF-CSC Social Sector Conference 2017 saw four speakers — Mauricio Lim Miller, Dean Schillinger, Elisabeth Mason and James Riccio — sharing their views on tackling complex vulnerabilities with innovative solutions, and how cross-sector partnerships and sustainable approaches were developed for low-income families.
Knowledge Hub
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Features past issues of Ethos, event materials and CSC-authored case studies and toolkits
Lead by Learning in a Digital World
Opinion - N. Venkat Venkatraman
In a future shaped by transformative digital advances, leadership calls for curiosity and the discipline to learn about and through rapid change.
Regulating Digital Technology: Real World Challenges and Opportunities
Conversation - Shameek Kundu, David Hardoon
David Hardoon from MAS and StanChart’s Shameek Kundu offer perspectives on the implications of emerging innovations, on and beyond the financial industry.
The Digital Social Contract and e-Legitimacy
Opinion - Max Everest-Phillips
New institutions are needed to manage both the potential and risks of digital technologies that will reshape our societies and how they are governed.
