Malaysia Digital Tech Adoption Summit stresses acceleration of AI adoption

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Ai "The Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) through its AI initiatives has successfully onboarded 140 AI solution providers into the digital ecosystem and altogether they have generated US$232.2 million (RM1 billion) in revenue,” said Gobind Singh Deo, Minister of Digital in his opening speech at the Malaysia Digital (MD) Tech Adoption Summit: Artificial Intelligence (AI) recently, marking the first in a series of events aimed at accelerating AI adoption across industries.

According to MDEC, these homegrown providers within the Malaysia Digital (MD) AI ecosystem include a diverse mix of SMEs, larger non-SME companies and several public-listed entities.

"It helps us avoid spending a lot of time trying to find out what the problem is and solving it, as we can identify the problems and take steps to resolve them.”