Artificial intelligence (AI) is a rapidly evolving field that has the potential to transform various sectors and industries, such as healthcare, education, manufacturing, and finance. Malaysia, as a developing country with a diverse and dynamic population, has recognized the importance and opportunities of AI for its economic and social development.
According to the Government’s AI Readiness Index 2020, Malaysia ranked 22nd out of 172 countries in terms of its preparedness to adopt and benefit from AI, ahead of many of its regional peers such as Thailand, Indonesia, and Vietnam.
Malaysia has also taken several initiatives to foster and promote AI innovation and adoption, such as:
Despite its achievements and efforts, Malaysia still faces several challenges and gaps in its AI journey, such as:
On the other hand, Malaysia also has several opportunities and advantages that can help it advance its AI agenda, such as:
AI is a game-changer that can bring significant benefits and challenges to Malaysia, depending on how it is developed and used. Malaysia has made considerable progress and efforts in its AI journey, but it still has room for improvement and potential for growth. Malaysia needs to address its current challenges and gaps, as well as to capitalize on its opportunities and strengths, in order to achieve its vision of becoming a leader and a hub for AI in the region and beyond. Malaysia also needs to ensure that its AI development and adoption is ethical, responsible, and human-centric, and that it serves the interests and needs of its people and society.
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