AI GOVERNANCE KEY FOR SE ASIA'S 80M WORKERS
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The International Labour Organization warns that artificial intelligence could affect nearly 80 million jobs across Southeast Asia, while Pelgo CEO Chieh Huang emphasizes the need for government action to manage the transition.
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