A*STAR programmes
Approximately six rounds delivered for researchers and staff.
Bespoke executive AI training
Your leaders practise consequential decisions in high-fidelity simulations built around your organisation—using real AI tools, without putting live operations at risk.
An AI agent completes the task faster—but bypasses a control. What do you do?
Approximately six rounds delivered for researchers and staff.
Researchers and staff across the A*STAR engagements.
Invited lectures at NUS Business School and workshops at NTU.
How it works
Generic AI training explains what tools can do. We recreate the conditions in which your people must decide what those tools should do—complete with realistic constraints, competing priorities, and consequences.
Participants use a range of current AI tools inside a safe, facilitated simulation. They test the technology, confront its limits, and work through the business, organisational, and regulatory choices that follow.
Explore the programme formatsBuilt around your context
The syllabus, tools, scenarios, and facilitation change with your organisation. The purpose stays constant: help people make better decisions about AI.
Work hands-on with real tools in a setting designed for experimentation, questions, and productive failure.
Learn to test outputs, recognise limits, and distinguish a persuasive demo from a dependable capability.
Work through the operating model, governance, regulatory, workforce, and commercial implications before scaling.
Who we work with
Executive teams Build practical judgement around a strategic priority, emerging capability, or consequential deployment decision.
Companies and institutions Give teams hands-on experience using AI in scenarios that reflect their roles, risks, and workflows.
Professional training providers License tailored materials, commission a syllabus, or prepare facilitators to deliver it with confidence.
Start with your context
You do not need a finished brief. Bring the audience and the decision; we can shape the rest.
Plan your bespoke programme