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Seminars and Conferences
There are no upcoming events at this time.
| 12 Sept | Workshop Topic: Introduction to Competition Law in Singapore Speakers: Cindy Chang, Deputy Director, Zara Mok, Senior Assistant Director, Foong Leong Parn, Senior Assistant Director, Tham Zhang Xian, Senior Assistant Director, Clara Ying, Legal Counsel |
| 6 Nov | Seminar Topic: Building Brands in Unconventional Ways: The Challenges in Protecting Non-Traditional Trademarks Speaker: Irene Calboli, Professor of Law, Institution: Texas A&M University School of Law, USA |
| 23 Sept | Workshop Topic: Introduction to Competition Law in Singapore Speakers: Cindy Chang, Deputy Director, Zara Mok, Senior Assistant Director, Rachel Lee, Assistant Director, Tham Zhang Xian, Senior Assistant Director, Wong Chun Han, Legal Counsel Institution: Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore |
| 12 Sept | Seminar Topic: Corporate Manslaughter Laws in Singapore, Australia and Bangladesh Speaker: Dr Sheikh Solaiman, Assoc Prof & Head of Postgraduate Studies Institution: University School of Law, University of Wollongong, Australia |
Invited speaker(s)
Associate Professor Bo An and NBS’ very own Associate Professor Hannah Lim
Content/Description/Abstract:
NISTH Think Out Debate Series is a forum designed for active discussion on dual perspectives by leading researchers from across disciplines to explore global challenges outside the box. This Inaugural debate saw a dual qualified computer scientist and lawyer battle it out with a top AI scientist.
Event date & time: 21 October 2020, 11 AM - 12 PM (online)
Invited speaker(s)
Expert Speakers
Professor Caren Yeung, University of Birmingham
Professor Lyria Bennett-Moses, University of New South Wales and Dr Cansu Canca, AI Ethics Lab.
NTU Speakers
Associate Professor Harry Tan and Assistant Professor Althaf Marsoof of the NBS
Associate Professor Andres Carlos Luco of the School of Humanities
and Assistant Professor Shafiq Rayhan of the School of Computing.
Content/Description/Abstract:
This session dealt with the legal, ethical and policy implications of designing and using AI for decision-making purposes, with a specific focus on the use of AI to regulate and moderate content on the internet.
Event date & time: 2 Nov 2020 at 14:30 (online)
