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The High Impact Thesis Podcast is a platform that hosts PhD students, Researchers, and Professors, from Nanyang Technological University (NTU Singapore), to talk about their research and share their work experience.Brought to you by NTU World of Wisdom.Email: hitpod.wow@gmail.com
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47. Anthony Toh – What Holds US Alliances Together? (opens the original)
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Why do countries sometimes hesitate to work more closely with powerful allies, even when regional security threats are growing? In this episode, we speak with Anthony Toh Han Yang, a PhD student at NTU’s Public Policy and Global Affairs programme, about his research on US alliances and alliance cohesion in the Asia-Pacific. Anthony explains why rising threats alone cannot fully account for alliance behaviour, highlighting the importance of strategic value, bilateral relationships, domestic polit
46. Ziqi Huang - Judging the Generated World: The Actual Science Behind Video AI (opens the original)
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What does it take for AI-generated images and videos to do more than simply look real? In this episode, we speak with Ziqi Huang, a Ph.D. candidate at NTU’s MMLab, about her research on making generative AI more controllable, reliable, and aligned with human understanding. She introduces ReVersion, which helps diffusion models learn relationships between objects; VBench and VBench++, which evaluate video-generation models across multiple human-aligned dimensions; and VChain, which enables models
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