From an unexpected moment of inspiration to a vision for more responsible AI adoption Sometimes, an idea begins with a simple question. Other times, it develops through a series of unexpected circumstances that make us reconsider its potential. For me, NOESIS represents an exploration of how artificial intelligence can support human reasoning, evidence-based investigation andContinue reading “NOESIS: When Human Reasoning Meets the Challenges of Corporate AI”
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10 Key Lessons I Can Learn from AIM Intelligence After SWITCH 2026
Reflections on AI innovation, leadership and shaping the future of responsible AI Attending SWITCH 2026 gave me an opportunity to observe how companies, researchers, entrepreneurs and innovators are contributing to the future of artificial intelligence. One company that caught my attention was AIM Intelligence. Its statement at the SLINGSHOT stage particularly resonated with me: “Let’sContinue reading “10 Key Lessons I Can Learn from AIM Intelligence After SWITCH 2026”
From Learning AI to Finding My Place in Innovation: My SWITCH 2026 Experience
Sometimes, a new chapter begins not with a carefully laid-out plan, but with a simple decision to show up. For me, that decision was attending SWITCH 2026 (Singapore Week of Innovation and Technology). I had recently completed my Artificial Intelligence Specialist training, a journey that challenged me to learn new technologies, explore AI applications, andContinue reading “From Learning AI to Finding My Place in Innovation: My SWITCH 2026 Experience”
The Keychain That Reminded Me to Rest: Finding Joy in the Little Things
There are times when the smallest things leave the deepest impressions on our hearts. Recently, I attended an alumni event at NUS JustCo, where I experienced something unexpectedly refreshing. The Chief Alumni Engagement Officer was warm and hospitable, expressing her hope to see me again and sharing her intention to organise more alumni events. IContinue reading “The Keychain That Reminded Me to Rest: Finding Joy in the Little Things”
The Purple Rods in My Dream: Releasing the Stress of an AI Journey
When an unusual morning dream brings me back to the challenges, lessons, and uncertainties of a new season. A Strange Dream After an Intense Season After completing an intensive Artificial Intelligence Specialist training course and capstone project, I had an unusual morning dream. In the dream, I discovered solid purple rods embedded in my arms.Continue reading “The Purple Rods in My Dream: Releasing the Stress of an AI Journey”
When Vision Meets Faith: The Story Behind a Phenomenal 105-Second NOÛS Video
Sometimes, innovation begins not with knowing everything, but with being willing to understand. There are moments in a project when something happens that makes you stop and think: “This is bigger than I expected.” For me, one of those moments came through a 105-second video created for NOÛS. What makes the video remarkable is notContinue reading “When Vision Meets Faith: The Story Behind a Phenomenal 105-Second NOÛS Video”
From Thought to System: Building the First Shape of NOÛS
I never imagined that one of the things that would make me feel closest to my NOÛS idea would be writing a technical document. For a long time, NOÛS existed mostly in my head. It was questions. It was conversations. It was philosophy.It was the feeling that something was missing in the way we interactContinue reading “From Thought to System: Building the First Shape of NOÛS”
The Lilies of the Field: When Rest Becomes an Act of Faith
What if I don’t have to strive for every opportunity? Recently, I shared with my cell group that I felt it might be best to rest instead of constantly striving to get my next job. It was not an easy thing to say. For a while, I had been trying to make sense of myContinue reading “The Lilies of the Field: When Rest Becomes an Act of Faith”
Not Just Learning AI — Learning How I Learn
When I visited the NUS Open House, I was in the middle of a transition that had felt quite intimidating at first: moving from education and programme operations into the world of artificial intelligence. I had worried that studying AI would be too technical or unfamiliar for me. Now, I’m halfway through most of myContinue reading “Not Just Learning AI — Learning How I Learn”
From Asking AI to Thinking With AI
What prompt engineering taught me about the way we think, question, and solve problems. There was a time when I thought using AI was simple. You had a question.You typed it.AI gave you an answer. Done. But the more I worked with AI, the more I realised something uncomfortable: The quality of the answer oftenContinue reading “From Asking AI to Thinking With AI”
