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Walk the Talk: Introducing the AI-First Nation Chatbot

By Laurence Liew

The AI-First Nation Book Chatbot

When I wrote “AI-First Nation: A Blueprint for Policy Makers and Organisation Leaders,” my goal was to share AI Singapore’s journey and provide practical insights for those looking to develop similar programmes we have in AI Singapore for their country or organisations. Now, in the spirit of “walk the talk,” I’m excited to announce a new way for potential readers to engage with the book’s content and AI Singapore’s programmes – the AI-First Nation Chatbot.

Powered by Google’s latest Large Language Model (LLM) – Gemini Flash, this chatbot is more than just a promotional tool. It’s a living demonstration of the AI capabilities we’ve been championing at AI Singapore. The chatbot can answer questions about the book, provide detailed information on our programmes like 100E and AIAP, and offer real-time insights into AI applications.

Why a chatbot? Well, it’s simple. If we’re advocating for an AI-First approach, we need to show how AI can enhance user experiences and deliver value. This chatbot does just that. Potential readers can interact with it to get a taste of my book’s content or to learn more about how AI Singapore’s programmes are transforming the nation’s AI landscape.

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Engaging Conversations: Beyond Simple Q&A

The AI-First Nation Chatbot isn’t just about answering questions. It’s designed to engage users in meaningful conversations about AI Singapore’s programmes, the content in the AIFN book and mirroring the depth of discussions you’d find in the book. Whether you’re curious about the challenges we faced in implementing the 100E programme or want to understand how AIAP is bridging the AI talent gap, the chatbot is equipped to provide insightful responses.

For potential readers, engaging with the AI-First Nation Chatbot offers a unique opportunity. Not only can they get a preview of the book’s content, but they can also experience firsthand how AI can be used to enhance information delivery and engagement. It’s one thing to read about AI applications; it’s another to interact with them directly.

Implementing this chatbot wasn’t without its challenges. I had to carefully craft the system prompt and provide the model with information about AI Singapore’s programmes and the AIFN book. The goal was to create a system that could provide accurate, nuanced responses while maintaining the conversational tone that I’ve used throughout the book.

Insights for new AI Singapore’s programme

Looking ahead, I see great potential in expanding the chatbot’s capabilities. I am exploring ways to use it as a tool for gathering insights on what aspects of AIFN and AI Singapore people are most curious about, which could inform future editions of the book or new programmes at AI Singapore.

As indicated when you start using the chatbot, I WILL have a record of the conversations you will have with the AIFN chatbot, and from there, I hope to better understand my readers, and what pain points they are experiencing, and hopefully be able to create new programmes to address these pain points.

No personal, identifiable information is recorded (as long as you DO NOT put them in the chat!).

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Conclusion

This chatbot embodies the AI-First mindset that we’ve been cultivating at AI Singapore. It’s about AI as a useful tool that can drive innovation and efficiency across all sectors.

I invite you to engage with the AI-First Nation Chatbot. Ask it tough questions. Explore the depths of AI Singapore’s programmes. Use it to get an understanding of our AI Singapore programmes and how it can help personally, your organisation or your country, and get a glimpse of the AI-First future we’re building. And who knows? Your interactions might just shape the future of AI in Singapore and beyond.

Remember, in an AI-First nation, every interaction is an opportunity to learn, innovate, and grow. So, are you ready to chat with the future?


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