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With the APEC meeting set to kick off in Shenzhen, China, digital governance has emerged as a key agenda item for the Asia-Pacific. Rapid AI adoption and expanding digital public services bring huge opportunities, yet economies also grapple with uneven digital progress, data risks and the digital divide. How can the Asia-Pacific advance AI innovation while ensuring its benefits are shared by all? “No country will be left behind in this AI advancement,” says Alfred Tat-Kei Ho, dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences at City University of Hong Kong.
With the APEC meeting set to kick off in Shenzhen, China, digital governance has emerged as a key agenda item for the Asia-Pacific. Rapid AI adoption and expanding digital public services bring huge opportunities, yet economies also grapple with uneven digital progress, data risks and the digital divide. How can the Asia-Pacific advance AI innovation while ensuring its benefits are shared by all? “No country will be left behind in this AI advancement,” says Alfred Tat-Kei Ho, dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences at City University of Hong Kong.