US EditionCan Southeast Asia leapfrog in AI — or fall behind?
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Can Southeast Asia leapfrog in AI — or fall behind?
Southeast Asia is at a point where its digital economy, youthful population — more than 200 million people aged between 15 and 34 — and government-led tech initiatives could accelerate the adoption of AI. This technology holds transformative potential for Southeast Asia’s economies: McKinsey estimates AI could add US$1 trillion to the region’s GDP by 2030, potentially revolutionising everything from rural agriculture to urban healthcare systems.…
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