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I will be spending some time today wondering about the insurance angle on this.
#insurance
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An article discussing one of the problems with students potentially using AI to undertake examinations. Irregularities were spotted in the high grades, which were later found to be potentially suspect.
#AI #Education #cheating
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I have written a more detailed response on this story here:
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Singapore is considering reducing the drink-drive limit. I still maintain that reducing the limit is a good thing, even if some suggest it is drasconian.
#Singapore #drink_driving @straits_times
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One of the (many) things I like about Singapore is its approach to crime. Undertaking operations such as this should help to deter criminals and reduce crime. It will not eradicate it; that is a utopia we cannot achieve. But it creates a safer place to live.
#Singapore #Crime
The KTV room fell silent the moment officers walked in. Here's what went down when Police Life followed officers on a late-night enforcement raids.
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#spfpolicelife #spfpolicelife50
A weekly roundup of news stories from Insurance News Asia.
#insurance @insuranceasia_
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AI is not just about making operations more efficient; the real value is created when it can change decisions.
An article on the gaps between processes and making the decisions that matter in the real world.
#insurance #AI @TheAIJournal1
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An article discussing some of the challenges in dealing with insurance and protection decisions amid a backdrop of tougher economic times, compounded by the ageing population.
@InsuranceAsia_ #insurance
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Cheating on an industrial scale.
The CPS should alert the universities to trace students who benefited from this. They knew what they were doing and should have their qualifications rescinded.
#education #cheating @CPSUK
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An article highlighting potential dissatisfaction among students with AI in higher education.
Most pertinent is how colleges are implementing training and policies to support the use of AI in the classroom and coursework.
#AI #education
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An article offering reasons why cargo insurance is underpurchased through a behavioural economics lens.
#cargo #marine #insurance @IUMI_marine
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Islamic insurance faces similar challenges to those of the conventional insurance sector, according to this article.
#takaful #insurance
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The risk of not accepting a WICA to seek a potential larger payment under a separate legal action laid bare in this case.
#Singapore
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Warnings will be issued for Jesus Christ Superstar to remind audiences that “the production is presented for entertainment purposes only, and is not intended to be a biblically accurate representation of the life of Jesus”.
#Singapore
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An article on the shortcomings of AI in education, which reads as thoughtful and heartfelt. I generally support students supplementing assessments with an oral defence, and the discussion on that point made me pause for thought.
#AI #education
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An article in which commentators propose that while AI tools can provide support in many areas, they will not replace what makes us uniquely human, and it is those skills that will be in demand in the future.
#AI @BusinessInsider
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Using AI tools in education is a fine balancing act. It can restrict the ability to think independently. However, if used correctly, it can enhance learning and supplement what a teacher can provide in class.
#AI #Education
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An interesting take on how it is, or is not, combating insurance fraud.
#AI #insurance #fraud
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The UK's Financial Services Regulations Committee calls for an inquiry into consumer insurance regulation.
I suspect, somewhat cynically, that this will result in more, not less, regulation.
#insurance #regulation
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One in three UK customers is comfortable with AI in insurance but wants human checks and robust regulation.
The sentiments in the results seem plausible. The question is, do customers even know when and how AI is used?
#AI #insurance
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