Measures in place for digital integration


AI in Asean: (Seated, front row from left to right) Malaysia Public Sector at Amazon Web Services (AWS) account director (Central Government) Suryani Md Hanipah, AWS Regional Higher Education lead, Asia Pacific and Japan Hannah Gapes, Malaysian Digital Economy Corporation chief strategy officer Datuk Fadzli Abdul Wahit, Parmjit, Prof Azlinda and APU digital learning hub director and Unesco chair Prof Dr Abtar Darshan Singh posing for a photo with summit participants.

TO tackle challenges of artificial intelligence (AI) integration, the Higher Education Ministry is upskilling educators, developing robust ethical standards for AI use, and ensuring that every student, regardless of their background, has access to AI-enhanced education.

These programmes were initiated to address AI integration challenges, including bridging the digital divide, the need for extensive teacher training, and ethical implications, said Higher Education director-general Prof Dr Azlinda Azman during her keynote address at the inaugural Asean Stakeholder Summit on GenAI for Education at Asia Pacific University of Technology & Innovation (APU).

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