Malaysia has strengthened its AI and cloud computing landscape with new regulations and partnerships, positioning itself as a hub for ethical AI and digital innovation.
Malaysia is stepping up its game to encourage the ethical use of artificial intelligence and advance local cloud computing efforts.
According to an Oct. 1 report from Reuters, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said the country will introduce a national AI office to coordinate initiatives surrounding AI developments in its jurisdiction — a move that reflects a growing global trend of governments embracing AI while ensuring responsible regulation.
The prime minister also unveiled plans for a national cloud computing policy aimed at improving public service innovation, economic growth, competitiveness and digital inclusion. The policy will prioritize data security and user trust, ensuring that all citizens benefit from technological advancements.
