Indonesia Rushes to Close AI Gap with Strategic Plan
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JAKARTA — Indonesia’s Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs is mapping out strategic steps to close the country’s gap in artificial intelligence (AI) capability. The initiative aims to boost national competitiveness as AI reshapes global industries.
The ministry is identifying key areas where Indonesia lags behind, including infrastructure, talent development, and data access. Officials say the plan will focus on building local expertise and fostering partnerships with tech firms.
No specific timeline or budget has been announced. The move comes as governments worldwide race to adopt AI for economic growth.