Government Urged to Establish Artificial Intelligence (AI) Ethical Framework in Malaysia
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Selangor Chief Minister, Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari, has urged the federal government to immediately establish a clear ethical framework for the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI). This step is considered crucial before the technology is widely implemented across various sectors in Malaysia.
According to him, although AI technology offers many advantages for increasing productivity and innovation, it also carries risks that must be carefully monitored. Without proper guidelines, the uncontrolled use of AI could lead to issues related to data security, user privacy, and the misuse of information.
Furthermore, the development of this framework aims to ensure that AI technology is used responsibly by both the industry and the public. With standardized regulations in place, Malaysia can build a digital ecosystem that is safer and more trusted by investors and the local community.
This proposal is in line with Malaysia's efforts to become a regional technology hub in the digital economy. The government is currently actively studying the best ways to balance technological advancement with the protection of human rights in the digital era.
Overall, this proactive step is expected to help Malaysia prepare for future challenges. Collaboration between the government, technology experts, and industry players is the key to ensuring the ethical implementation of AI for the well-being of the nation.
Sources: The Edge Malaysia
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