Malaysian Tech Company Shares Experience of Using AI in Public Procurement
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A local technology company, CDC, has shared Malaysia's experience in using artificial intelligence (AI) in the public procurement process. This was presented at a regional conference organised by the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
At the conference, CDC explained how the use of AI can help improve the efficiency of the procurement process. The company stated that this positive impact can be measured, and that it shows clear results in government systems.
In addition, CDC emphasised the importance of using technology responsibly. This means that AI technology needs to be used in a transparent, fair, and safe manner for all parties involved.
Malaysia's experience serves as an example to other countries in the region that are also considering the use of AI in the public sector. Conferences like this allow countries to share information and ideas for better digital development.
Sources: The Sun Malaysia
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