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Malaysia wants 300,000 AI jobs by 2030. Talent will decide if it gets there

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Malaysia aims to create 300,000 new AI-related jobs by 2030 as part of its National AI Action Plan. This initiative underscores the critical role talent plays in achieving such ambitious goals, especially given historical challenges with brain drain. Developers and tech professionals should watch how Malaysia's strategies for attracting both domestic and international talent materialize over the coming years.

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