Filtered by: Artificial Intellligence

Eu En Wong was tutoring General Paper to a hundred students at one point. He wanted to give each of them proper feedback — the kind that is specific enough to act on, personal enough to land. At that scale, there simply was not enough of him to go around. That experience became the founding logic of Ren.

A team from NUS School of Computing took the Best Paper and Presentation Award at PPMisDet, a misinformation detection workshop held at CVPR 2026 in Denver in June.

Associate Professor Bryan Low’s project on “Self-Configurable Agentic Learning via Co-Optimization” has been selected for the AWS Agentic AI Amazon Research Awards (ARA). His research explores how to unify the strengths of Context Engineering and Reinforcement Learning into a single coherent approach.

Assistant Professor Ambuj Varshney and his WEISER research group are building a way around this. His project, “TinyLLM: A Framework for Training and Deploying Language Models at the Edge Computers”, has been selected for the 2026 Google Awards for Machine Learning Research and Education with TPUs.