NTU has also seen more female students taking up courses in AI and ML. Its dean of the College of Computing & Data Science and vice-president of AI and digital economy, Professor Luke Ong ...

This reluctance creates a dangerous cycle: as women hesitate to adopt these technologies, they fall further behind in both the workplace and a society increasingly shaped by AI. But this time could be ...

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