Malaysia to enforce stricter safeguards for high-risk AI systems
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Malaysia to enforce stricter safeguards for high-risk AI systems
Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo says Putrajaya is drafting an AI Governance Bill to impose stricter regulations on high-risk AI systems, which is expected to be tabled next year.
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