BEIJING, Nov 7 (Bernama) -- Artificial intelligence (AI) must bridge, rather than widen, the technological divide between advanced economies and the developing world by ensuring equitable access for all countries and media organisations, said Malaysian National News Agency (Bernama) chairman Datuk Seri Wong Chun Wai.
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Bernama chairman Wong Chun Wai urged AI to bridge rather than widen the tech gap, stressing equitable access and investment for media in the Global South.
- AI is already transforming journalism, but its benefits must reach all media organisations.
- Equitable access requires investment, advanced technology, and training beyond basic tools.
- Bernama’s AI journey began with Huawei training and support from Chinese media roadmaps.
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