KUALA LUMPUR, April 11 ― Google’s global head of government affairs and public policy, Karan Bhatia, emphasized the potential benefits Malaysian businesses could harness through the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) and comprehensive upskilling programs. Bhatia highlighted the user-friendliness of generative AI solutions, which allow individuals to interact with AI chatbots in everyday language, facilitating problem-solving in personal and professional spheres.
He emphasized the transformative impact of generative AI, which enables users to engage in a variety of tasks, including answering queries, creating content, and summarizing documents. Bhatia underscored the importance of businesses leveraging these AI capabilities to enhance productivity and innovation across sectors, fostering economic growth and technological leadership. Google’s collaboration with leading Malaysian enterprises, such as Maxis Bhd and Gamuda Bhd, reflects its commitment to empowering businesses with advanced AI solutions.
Additionally, Google’s initiatives to equip Malaysian youth with AI-focused skills align with Malaysia’s Madani Economy framework, aiming to cultivate a digitally skilled workforce and drive sustainable economic development. Through strategic partnerships and upskilling initiatives, Google aims to support Malaysia’s digital transformation journey and enhance its global competitiveness in the digital economy.
