NZ’s NCSC and CERT NZ, in collaboration with global partners, release ‘Engaging with Artificial Intelligence,’ providing essential guidance to strengthen organisations against emerging AI security threats.
The country has introduced guidelines for the responsible use of generative artificial intelligence in government agencies which aims to ensure proper utilisation of the technology while monitoring AI developments and fostering public trust.
ICMR has released ethical guidelines for the use of AI in healthcare and biomedical research. The guidelines include principles of accountability, patient autonomy, data privacy, collaboration, risk minimisation, and accessibility, among others.
The Personal Data Protection Commission launched a Guide on Personal Data Protection Considerations for Blockchain Design and renewed an MoU with Hong Kong to develop personal data protection collaboration.
As Taiwan promotes electric vehicles for zero-emission policies, the need for charging stations is on the rise. To allay safety concerns, Taipei has drafted the Electric Vehicle Battery Charge and Exchange Station Guidelines.
Under the guidelines, AI technology must cater to the country’s competitiveness and sustainable development; the tech must also comply with the law and international standards, and AI must be developed with accountability and responsibility to ensure security and data protection.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore releases a document titled “Principles to Promote Fairness, Ethics, Accountability and Transparency in the Use of Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics in Singapore’s Financial Sector”. It seeks to help overcome negative impacts associated with the increasing use of artificial intelligence and data analytics.
A privacy group details a set of twelve universal guidelines to protect society from the misapplication of Artificial Intelligence. The paper was presented in Brussels, Belgium.
Indonesia is advancing in AI by establishing ethical guidelines and regulations that prioritise innovation while ensuring responsible use, as highlighted by Deputy Minister Nezar Patria and Minister Budi Arie Setiadi’s calls for investment in the AI sector.
Investors are urged to consider Indonesia as a key destination for artificial intelligence investment due to the sector’s rapid growth in the ASEAN region and the government’s commitment to harnessing AI for economic development.
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Thailand has reaffirmed its commitment to eight core policies aimed at combating online fraud and fostering a sustainable digital economy, emphasising the importance of enhancing digital capabilities and security for national growth.
The Australian Government proposes mandatory AI guardrails, targeting high-risk applications to address potential harms, enhance public trust, and provide businesses with regulatory clarity. Public consultations aim to refine these regulatory measures.
The Ministry of Social Development is implementing a new initiative that uses AI-driven analytics and transparent digital identities for social media investigations, focusing on ethical data collection, real-time monitoring, and enhanced security measures.
Thailand is advancing as a digital technology leader by investing heavily in artificial intelligence (AI), positioning Thailand for global competitiveness and innovation.
Singapore’s strategic commitment to advancing AI through the refreshed National AI Strategy focuses on innovation, safety, and workforce empowerment to drive economic growth and address emerging challenges.
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The Australian and WA Governments are co-funding an AI pilot program in eight schools to reduce teacher workloads, focusing on automating lesson planning and administrative tasks, allowing more classroom time for educators.
Singapore is advancing its leadership in AI and quantum tech with a focus on responsible governance, innovation, and global collaboration, aiming to drive technological progress while ensuring security and real-world value across sectors.
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The country’s premier AI event on August 23, will highlight innovations in GenAI, emphasise responsible development and showcase AI products and solutions, reflecting the country’s commitment to ethical AI practices and global leadership.
The Minister of Digital Economy and Society underscores digital awareness and resilience through the Anti-Fake News Centre initiative, fostering the public’s ability to identify and combat misinformation effectively.
Thailand’s NDC and South Korea’s IITP held a crucial meeting to explore collaboration on digital skills enhancement, AI development, and workforce training, aiming to leverage their combined expertise to address digital challenges and drive innovation.
Singapore is advancing digital governance and AI innovation by focusing on key strategic pillars to achieve digital excellence, drive technological progress, and foster meaningful global partnerships.
The Cyber Security Agency of Singapore’s SCL 2023 report highlights a significant reduction in phishing attempts and infected systems while emphasising the ongoing threat of ransomware and the increasing sophistication of AI-enhanced cyber-attacks.
The second U.S.-Singapore CET Dialogue highlighted advancements in AI, data security and biotechnology, underscoring both nations’ commitment to building trusted technology ecosystems and fostering deeper collaboration in these key areas.
Minister Prasert Jantarawongthong visited Thung Khru District to outline strategies for leveraging digital technology to improve residents’ quality of life, focusing on education, safety and enhanced connectivity with the support of key officials and community leaders.
India is advancing its digital transformation and sustainability goals through the PM GatiShakti National Master Plan and National Logistics Policy, focusing on modernising logistics and enhancing rural digital literacy.
The critical need to balance cutting-edge AI technologies with robust data governance frameworks is underscored by Singapore’s proactive measures to ensure responsible AI development amidst evolving challenges in data privacy and innovation
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