AI for Good Festival aims to reach more than 5,000 youths through workshops, hands-on activities

The Singapore government is calling for artificial intelligence developers to reach out and uplift those who are less tech-savvy or privileged. This is to ensure that no one is left behind amid the push for AI literacy. The inaugural AI for Good Festival aims to reach more than 5,000 youths through workshops, showcases and activities. The event seeks to encourage students well-versed in AI to come up with solutions to social challenges. The second edition of the festival will be held at ITE College East next month. Germaine Wong reports.