Google to Open AI Research Hub in Singapore and Work with Public Healthcare Groups
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Google has announced plans to set up a research hub in Singapore. The company will also work with public healthcare groups to develop artificial intelligence (AI) tools for the health sector. The move shows that Singapore is continuing to attract major technology companies that want to build their research and development work in the country.
The research hub is expected to focus on using AI to improve healthcare services. Public healthcare groups in Singapore will take part in the partnership, which aims to help doctors and other medical staff work more efficiently. Such tools could help with tasks such as analysing medical information and supporting patient care.
Government agencies have said that AI is an important part of Singapore's plans for the future. The country has been investing in digital skills and research to help its economy grow and to meet the needs of an ageing population. Partnerships like this one are seen as a way to bring together the knowledge of global companies and local healthcare experts.
The details of the project, including when the research hub will begin operations and how many jobs it will create, have not yet been fully shared. Readers can expect more information in the coming months as the plans develop.
Sources: 联合早报
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