No plans to regulate AI yet


To address the potential disruptions posed by AI, the ministry has developed a number of policies and initiatives, including upskilling and reskilling programmes to help workers succeed in the age of AI. — Getty Images/TNS

FROM writing poems to being news anchors, artificial intelligence (AI) is making its mark in the world, and also in Malaysia.

In a study by technology firm IBM Malaysia, more companies in the country are exploring and integrating AI into their business operations.

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