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Listed below are some of the media articles related to the NUS FinTech Lab. 
As AI becomes confidante, counsellor and even partner, what will happen to human relationships?
More people are increasingly outsourcing emotional connection to technology. But in turning to digital intimacy, experts say we might be losing the skills needed to connect with other humans.
Older Singaporeans suffer fewer scams but suffer greater losses; experts urge businesses and consumers to remain vigilant
Older people are less susceptible to scams, but when they do, they are more likely to lose money, often twice …
NUS Professor Hahn Jungpil: “AI Advancement Hinges on Data, Capital, and Government R&D Support”
Professor Hahn Jungpil from NUS Computing was featured in an interview on ZDnet Korea discussing the global AI race, which he described …
Prof. Hahn Junpil Appeared at CoinDesk Livestream at APEX 2025
Prof. Hahn Jungpil appeared at the CoinDesk livestream at APEX 2025. Hear firsthand about XRP Ledger innovations as CoinDesk Live …
Ethical AI for lawyers in Singapore: Key responsibilities
Artificial intelligence (AI) systems are reshaping how lawyers service their clients in Singapore. Furthermore, AI adoption is on the rise. However, …
You think AI will render coding redundant? Not so fast
Should we still learn to code in the age of AI? Professor Hahn Jungpil says that AI has its limitations while computer …
NUS FinTech Lab under School of Computing receives US$1 million grant from Ripple’s University Blockchain Research Initiative to further advance financial technology education
Singapore, 17 January 2024 ― The FinTech Lab at the National University of Singapore’s (NUS) School of Computing has received a …
NUS Fintech Summit 2024
SINGAPORE – 11 December 2023 –NUS Fintech Society, a student group under NUS School of Computing that provides opportunities for …
Mistakes, false stories: Singapore flags 6 key risks of AI in paper, launches foundation to boost governance
SINGAPORE — Generative artificial intelligence (AI) models can produce erroneous responses and false stories of sexual harassment when they make mistakes …