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S’pore media firms to get micro-drama production support under IMDA-TikTok initiative (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Firms will be given support to produce micro-dramas with 50 to 100 episodes, that each last between one to three minutes. SINGAPORE - Media firms here can apply for funding and training to develop live action and artificial intelligence-generated micro-dramas under a new government-backed programme to help firms cater to fast-changing audience consumption habits. The Infocomm Media Development Authority-TikTok Microdrama Programme aims to
Addiction, doom scrolling, cyberbullying most common social media harms for youth: Report (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get tips on how to grow your career and money Through focus group discussions, street interviews and an online poll, the study examined how young people experience social media and the harms they encounter. SINGAPORE – Addiction and doom scrolling are the most commonly cited harms of social media use for young people, followed closely by cyberbullying and inappropriate content. These findings come from a new report published on Sept 14 by YouthTechSG, a youth-led charity. Through fo
NTU team’s AI tool among 14 projects worldwide funded by OpenAI (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Hyeokkoo Eric Kwon (second from left) with his teammates (from left) Shin Kayoung, Mo Jiayun and Park Jaecheol at Nanyang Business School on Sept 1. The team developed a tool that forecasts economic outcomes, such as whether people will save or spend their money, with far greater accuracy than traditional simulation models. SINGAPORE – Researchers in Singapore are building an artificial intelligence tool that can predict how economic poli
Singpass passkey that turns cellphones into digital keys to counter scams extended to Android users (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox A user’s passkey cannot be shared or exploited, unlike passwords or QR codes, and will not work on fake websites. SINGAPORE – A new mode of national authentication initially rolled out to Apple iPhone users has now been extended to Android phone users. National authentication system Singpass’ new passkey feature aims to foil phishing scams that have led to millions in losses by ensuring access is granted only to legitimate websites. It wo
Experts suggest social media page breaks, post limits, ‘minor mode’ master switch to protect teens (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox The safeguards will need to address problematic features including infinite scroll and video auto-play, algorithmically-curated feeds, and visible ‘like’ counts. SINGAPORE – The local authorities are planning to double down on social media safeguards to protect teens’ mental health, as pressure on platforms mounts globally. Specifically, the safeguards for users aged between 13 and 17 will need to address problematic features that have be
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