Businesses cautious on AI adoption


Chan: AI can be utilised for advanced tasks like analysing and summarising data. Photo: Exabytes

DESPITE government efforts to promote artificial intelligenec (AI) adoption in the public and private sectors, most Malaysian businesses remain cautious, says Chan Kee Siak, CEO and founder of Exabytes – a cloud and digital solutions provider.

“When technologies are introduced, there is always initial scepticism and uncertainty about their safety and benefits,” he notes.

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