NUS Libraries announces a new conversational AI platform
- NUS is the first university in the region to develop a proprietary conversational AI platform which supports academic enquiry by drawing on exclusive NUS research and regionally-focused special collections - AI Sense Maker can generate concise topic summaries, identifying related concepts, curating references for further reading and creating interactive knowledge graphs that show how ideas are connected - The platform will launch with an initial foundation of 150,000 digitised materials Source: NUS. Located on the second floor of NUS’ Central Library, the BookBridge showcases more than 3,000 rare books and artefacts, offering a glimpse into NUS Libraries’ much larger special collections. The National University of Singapore (NUS) has announced AI Sense Maker (ASM), becoming the first university in Southeast Asia to use conversational AI to transform students and academics’ learning journeys. Developed jointly by NUS Libraries and NUS Information Technology (NUS IT), AI Sense M...