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From paddy fields to small shops, Malaysia maps an inclusive AI future

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Malaysia’s National AI Action Plan 2026-2030 aims to make artificial intelligence accessible to micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), farmers, and plantation smallholders, positioning AI as essential economic infrastructure rather than a luxury for large companies. This initiative is crucial because it addresses the technological adoption gap among smaller businesses and traditional producers who have much to gain from advanced tools but lack the resources to develop them independently.

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