HeyJaredIn Words: Insights on Governance and Sustainability
Hear sustainability insights on the go, and learn how corporate governance brings businesses and organisations forward.Powered by both humans and AI, this podcast is brought to you by the Centre for Governance and Sustainability (CGS) at the National University of Singapore…
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S2 Ep05 Co-working with AI and the Human Value (opens the original)
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AI as a co-worker could change how we view work dynamics. In this episode, Li Xina from the Singapore Management University opined that our perception of AI—whether we see it as a passive tool or as a co-worker with responsibilities—can reshape how we evaluate our peers and leadership at work."The future of human resources is not only human resources, but also the management of both algorithm and human capital," said Xina. Xina and his teammates Wesley W. Koo (Johns Hopkins University) and Wei Y
S2 Ep04 Different Definitions, Different Regulations (opens the original)
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Does the phrase "AI for good" mean the same thing across regions? In this episode, "Different Definitions, Different Regulations", Yuan Zhaoxuan (Hertie School, Germany) and Liu Siyi (University College London) shared how different definitions of "a good AI society" manifest in technology regulations and corporate activities. Zhaoxuan and Siyi, together with teammates Mika-Erik Moeser (Hertie School) and Marielle Düh (Berlin Social Science Centre), had won the Best Commentary Award in the 2025 T
S2 Ep03 How AI Helps Small Gaming Studios Win Big (opens the original)
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Small gaming studios have few resources to analyse user feedback, but #AI can help turn scattered voices into a structured insights. Lin Fuxin from the School of Management at Zhejiang University explains more in this podcast episode. Fuxin and his teammates Wang Dongqi, Chen Zhi and Wu Xiaobo (all from Zhejiang University), Qiao Qianyue and Fu Xiaolan (both from University of Oxford) won the Honourable Mention in the Research Paper category of the 2025 Tencent-CGS Academic Conference "Technolog
S2 Ep02 Rethinking Gen Z’s Mobile Addiction (opens the original)
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In this episode, Zhang Yiqin from the School of Information Management, Nanjing University, pointed out that digital overuse is not the same as internet addiction. Instead, it is a state of imbalance across the social, psychological, and physiological dimensions. Interestingly, it's not always the heaviest users who struggle the most. One's experience of fatigue, guilt or disrupted daily functioning after mobile use is more important than the hours of screen time itself. Yiqin is part of the tea
S2 Ep01 Making AI Chatbots More Sensitive to Emotions (opens the original)
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In a new podcast series "Technology for Good", we feature research insights from some of the award winners of the 2025 Tencent-CGS Academic Conference "Technology for Good: Driving Social Impact". In this first episode, Zhou Chuanbei from NUS Information Technology shared about enabling AI chatbots to detect users' emotions and adjust their response accordingly, so as to safeguard the user's mental state. She is part of the team that won the Excellence Award in the Research Paper category of the
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