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Recent advances in artificial intelligence (AI) technology has enabled autonomous systems to accomplish sophisticated tasks in a real-world environment.

Addressing climate change requires a group effort from a multitude of fields. ADSC is doing its part by using artificial intelligence (AI) to assess how natural disasters caused by climate change could impact urban infrastructure.

As one of the world’s smallest and most technologically advanced nations, Singapore is an excellent location for the world’s first smart nation. With an increasingly online population comes challenges in both implementation and security that must be solved before the technology can become a reality.

It is fairly common knowledge that technology people use daily such as cell phones, laptops, and tablets, could be susceptible to a cyberattack. A lesser known threat is that the power grid, water treatment plants, and other daily-use systems, are also susceptible.

Cybersecurity is improving and advancing at a rapid pace, but so are cyber-attackers. When a cyber attack happens, there are often many steps taken to combat its actions and regain control of the attacked center.

Evaluation of cybersecurity solutions in critical infrastructure, such as smart power grid systems, is an ongoing problem for many researchers. Potential solutions can obviously not be deployed on the real power system without extensive testing and evaluation.