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.
Collaborative efforts in advancing sustainable finance focus on FinTech innovation and regulatory frameworks to address global challenges and drive progress in the financial sector.
A recent parliamentary session highlights the nation’s commitment to digital inclusivity and responsible AI deployment, emphasising user-friendly digital services and robust risk assessment frameworks.
Indonesia emphasises transparency and ethical decision-making in AI utilisation by media, aiming to navigate evolving journalistic practices responsibly in the digital era.
Indonesia collaborates to develop a regulatory framework for generative AI, focusing on data privacy, ethical use, and global standards to balance innovation with security and societal benefits.
TRAI’s regulatory sandbox recommendations in digital communication pave the way for innovation and collaboration, providing a controlled environment for testing new ideas and driving technological advancement in the industry.
MIT researchers are pioneering advanced red-teaming with machine learning to address safety and ethical challenges in deploying large language models, enhancing AI security and operational reliability in digital technology.
Thailand advances its digital economy with initiatives like the Thailand i4.0 Index, fortifying data protection, and fostering the E-Workforce Ecosystem Platform, in line with its digital transformation goals.
Integrating real-time, Gen AI-driven, collaborative, and actionable data and analytics represents an innovative approach to information processing and decision-making.
Thailand’s comprehensive digital strategy, spanning from infrastructure development to cybersecurity and AI ethics, positions the country as a regional leader in digital innovation and cooperation within ASEAN.
TRAI’s recommendations for eSIM in M2M communications drive innovation, security, and interoperability, positioning India as a digital leader while addressing implementation challenges for a smooth transition.
The country is actively certifying sector-specific courses and collaborating with relevant organisations to advance its digital economy and society, ensuring a skilled workforce for the digital age and meeting national ambitions.
Thailand’s Digital Government Office and the Auditor General’s Office collaborate to enhance financial discipline in local government through a transparent and accountable programme, supported by innovative digital tools and backed by governmental commitment.
The Research Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Cyber Security at the Indonesian Agency for Research and Innovation has advanced research in defence and security with AI, balancing power in the region, leading to new alliances and strategic rivalries.
The smart government market is on a steady rise, propelled by technological advancements, notably in Thailand with initiatives like the odoo+ system, underscoring the country’s commitment to digital transformation in governance.
Indonesia is implementing ethical guidelines and legal frameworks for AI usage, crucial for maximising benefits and mitigating risks, ensuring the necessary values, ethics, and controls are observed for national interests.
Singapore announces a comprehensive suite of AI-driven initiatives to foster economic growth and innovation, including investments in talent development and high-performance compute resources, underlining its commitment to becoming a global leader in AI.
Thailand has collaborated with multiple stakeholders and government agencies to enhance technology to achieve sustainable development goals in each region, underscoring its commitment to leveraging digital innovation for a greener future.
Minister of State Tan Kiat How outlines Singapore’s digitalisation progress and unveils strategies to advance AI integration, highlighting the pivotal role of empowering enterprises and workers for enhanced productivity and competitiveness.
The Minister of Digital Economy and Society (DE) attended the Mobile World Congress 2024 (MWC) in Spain, engaging with various technology companies, stakeholders, and policymakers to explore avenues for collaboration in digital transformation for economic growth and societal advancement in Thailand’s future.
Leveraging dynamic assessments and inter-departmental collaboration for proactive, risk-aware vulnerability management, minimising exposure to security threats.
Thailand is actively driving digital transformation to boost its economy and prominence globally, emphasising collaboration for digital growth and outlining key policies and initiatives for the future secure digital.
NTU’s research led by Assistant Professor Hiroshi Makino sheds light on the intricate process of how the brain combines acquired skills to tackle new challenges, providing insights with implications for improving AI models.
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