Grab to set up artificial intelligence lab with Singapore university


FILE PHOTO - People wait for the start of Grab's fifth anniversary news conference in Singapore June 6, 2017. REUTERS/Edgar Su/File Picture - RC1BEB7F4940

SINGAPORE: South-East Asia's Grab is jointly investing S$6mil (RM17.77mil) with the National University of Singapore to launch an artificial intelligence (AI) laboratory to help improve the efficiency and utilisation of vehicles on its platform.

The lab's efforts will expand to research on challenges such as congestion in South-East Asian cities, Grab and NUS said in a statement on July 18.

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