Global AI Index ranks Malaysia at 44, Singapore in top three with US and China


Researchers measured the ranking based on analysis centered around three main pillars namely investment, innovation and implementation. — MUHAMAD SHAHRIL ROSLI/The Star

PETALING JAYA: The Global AI Index which ranks the state of AI development in 62 countries has placed Malaysia at No 44, trailing behind Singapore which ranked in the top three.

Researchers measured the ranking based on analysis centered around three main pillars namely investment, innovation and implementation. The pillars are then broken down to score each country based on progress in seven aspects, such as talent, infrastructure and government strategy.

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