Special Report: AI and HE – Asia
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New Chinese government guidelines on the use of generative artificial intelligence in scientific research, part of efforts to improve scientific integrity and reduce research misconduct, include a ban on the ‘direct’ use of generative AI tools when applying for research funding and approval.
For non-English-speaking countries and language groups that do not have access to the huge amount of data that fuels so-called large language models like ChatGPT, small language models may be the answer, participants at the Qatar Foundation’s WISE11 conference held in Doha learnt.
South Korea has long been known for its innovative university-industry collaborations. Now, global developments in generative AI – most widely represented at the moment by ChatGPT – are prompting new ways for the country’s universities to work with South Korea’s own technology giants.
Taiwan’s world-leading semiconductor industry is hungry for talent. In 2023 the government stepped up its recruitment drive to bring more foreign students and researchers to Taiwan, and has still more ambitious plans for this year.