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Google has established a research hub in Singapore and has invested more than US$6 million in research grants to the National University of Singapore (NUS) and Nanyang Technological University (NTU), covering areas such as Alzheimer's disease research, computational efficiency and regional language processing, and AI safety. Among these, NUS received a US$1.5 million AI for Science Google.org Impact Challenge Grant, NTU received US$340,000 for four AI safety research projects, and a further US$750,000 came from the AI for Science Capacity Fund Grant. Google.org and Google DeepMind also provided US$3 million to the INSEAD Singapore Thrive Lab. No further progress has been disclosed at this time.
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Google establishes a research hub in Singapore, providing over $6 million in research funding to NUS and NTU
Google has established a research hub in Singapore and is investing more than $6 million in research funding in the National University of Singapore (NUS) and Nanyang Technological University (NTU), covering areas such as Alzheimer's disease research, computational efficiency and regional language processing, and AI safety. Of this, NUS receives a $1.5 million AI for Science Google.org Impact Challenge Grant, NTU receives $340,000 for four AI safety research projects, and there is an additional $750,000 AI for Science Capacity Fund Grant. Google.org and Google DeepMind are also providing $3 million to the INSEAD Singapore Thrive Lab.