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India Becomes a Global Testbed for AI-Driven Filmmaking

India’s entertainment industry is rapidly emerging as a global testing ground for artificial intelligence in filmmaking, reshaping how films are written, produced, localized, and distributed. With limited regulatory restrictions and…

Delhi Government Plans AI Partnerships to Modernize Public Services

The Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi is moving to collaborate with technology companies, AI startups, and research institutions to introduce artificial intelligence–driven solutions across governance systems in Delhi.…

Tech Entrepreneur Calls for ‘Minimum Wage for Robots’ Amid AI Job Loss Fears

A technology entrepreneur has warned that artificial intelligence could rapidly reshape workplaces and lead to significant job losses, calling on governments to consider new measures such as a “minimum wage…

Indonesia Turns to AI to Tackle Severe Urban Traffic Crisis Amid Rapid Vehicle Growth

Indonesia is increasingly adopting artificial intelligence to address worsening urban traffic congestion, driven by a vehicle population that has surged to 172.9 million units and continues to grow at 4.5%…

Indonesia Urges Youth to Strengthen Critical Thinking as AI Reshapes Skills and Jobs

Indonesia’s Deputy Minister of Higher Education, Science, and Technology, Stella Christie, has called on young people to strengthen critical thinking skills as artificial intelligence increasingly reshapes education, work, and global…

Malaysia’s Huawei AI Push Signals a Strategic Shift Toward Digital Sovereignty

Malaysia’s decision to host Huawei’s largest AI incubation centre outside China marks a major step in its ambition to position itself as a regional AI hub while asserting greater control…

Malaysia Positions Itself in the Global AI Power Shift with Huawei Partnership

Malaysia has signaled a strategic push toward “AI sovereignty” by hosting Huawei’s first AI incubation centre outside China, a move that reflects both deepening technological cooperation and careful geopolitical balancing.…

Nearly 700,000 Malaysian Workers Face AI Disruption as Skills Gap Becomes National Priority

Malaysia is bracing for significant labour market disruption as artificial intelligence and automation are expected to affect nearly 700,000 workers across key sectors such as manufacturing, tourism, healthcare, and transport…

Asia’s AI Divide: Sovereignty, Regulation, and the Race to Build Local Intelligence

Across Asia, governments are rapidly shifting from adopting artificial intelligence to actively governing and localizing it, as concerns grow over data dependency, cultural distortion, and digital sovereignty. Countries such as…

Malaysia Emerges as AI Data Center Hub in Southeast Asia

Malaysia is rapidly positioning itself as a key hub for AI data centers, attracting major global investment as regional demand for computing power surges. With expansion in Singapore constrained by…