AI usage is inevitable, we need to prepare now


Rather than depriving radiologists of their job, AI is anticipated to take the load of scanning for abnormalities off them, allowing doctors to focus on interpreting the results instead. — IBM

I had the opportunity to represent the Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) at the 2025 Gitex Global in Dubai, the world’s largest tech expo.

The message was unmistakable: artificial intelligence (AI) is not due to replace humans – it is about augmenting us.

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