Making AI part of staff growth plan


(From left) OCBC Singapore group human resources head Lee Hwee Boon, Tan, Sim, OCBC Al-Amin chief executive officer Tuan Syed Abdull Aziz Syed Kechik and OCBC Malaysia human resources head KC Loo launching MOBI, OCBC Malaysia’s AI career growth platform. — ART CHEN/The Star

ARTIFICIAL intelligence (AI) is not expected to replace human workers but instead augment their capabilities and create new jobs.

Human Resources Minister Steven Sim, who launched OCBC Malaysia’s flagship “Grow Your Way with MOBI” festival, said the technology opened pathways for high-skilled prospects and was a game changer for the future.

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