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Asia's AI trust gap: strong transparency, weak security and unclear data practices

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Asian AI companies scored an average of 60 out of 100 in a recent trustworthiness ranking by Cybernews, lagging behind global and US counterparts. This matters because as AI adoption grows across various sectors, trust is becoming crucial for product success and regulatory compliance. Companies must improve transparency around data practices and security measures to build user confidence.

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