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6th Kids AI Camp: How SG Government built an AI startup (kids ages 7-15)

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​We are hosted by ex Republic of Singapore Air Force Chief Digitalisation Officer who built the RAiD startup from the ground up. GP Tay will share the growth mindset behind the product and the startup journey, and building a risk-taking culture (14:00 – 16:00).

​This is the first company visit we're joining!

​Topic: Can we have entrepreneurial thinking in government? Yes, we can. Even in the military.

​Venue: MAGES Studio, 2 Orchard Link, SCAPE, #05-10.

​Led by Gek Peng Tay, RSAF Transformation Mentor and the former Chief Digitalisation Officer of the Republic of Singapore Air Force. He co-founded RAiD, the air force's own tech startup, and built it from the ground up.

​gp will share how the RSAF encourages a technopreneur mindset and a risk-taking culture through RAiD. He will take our participants through the growth mindset behind the product and the startup journey itself, and show how RAiD builds business-focused, human-centric teams.

​Afterwards, we are back on a minibus to the ACE Ideation Centre @one-north for the final evening session.

​Tea break at 17:00 - 17.30 pm with the speaker arrival.

​The evening interactive session is led by Jonathan Fung, Head of Global Accounts, APAC at LinkedIn on “Building the product people love.” (17.30 – 19.30).

​What If You Could Invent the Next Big Thing? — Building Products That People Love.

​Learning objectives:

  1. ​Spot a problem worth solving — identify everyday challenges and opportunities.

  2. ​Put yourself in someone else's shoes — understand people's real needs through empathy.

  3. ​Turn an idea into something useful — create a solution to a real problem.

  4. ​Give people a reason to choose your product — understand alternatives and what makes an idea different.

  5. ​Test, learn and make it better — appreciate the importance of feedback and continuous improvement.

​Every student leaves with not just a better understanding of how great products are created, but also the confidence that they can come up with ideas to solve problems themselves.

​17:30 - 18.30 Masterclass by Jonathan Fung

​18:30 - 19:00 Networking dinner

​19:00 - 19:30 Q&A Session with the participants

​19:30-20:00 Reflections and closing by EDUTech Future

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​Speakers:

​Gek Peng (gp) Tay

​Gek Peng Tay | LinkedIn

​Jonathan Fung

​Jonathan Fung | LinkedIn

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