DOHA, Nov 11 (Bernama) -- The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) risks creating a new global divide in computing power, potentially widening inequalities between developed and developing nations, particularly those in the Global South, Communications Minister Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil said.
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AI advancement risks creating a global 'compute divide,' widening inequalities between developed and developing nations, according to Malaysia's Communications Minister.
- AI risks creating a 'compute divide' in computing power, worsening global inequalities.
- The issue goes beyond the traditional digital divide, focusing on access to computing resources.
- Governments face challenges in keeping regulatory frameworks up to date with AI advancements.
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