Human Resources Ministry taking steps to future-proof Malaysia’s workforce in light of AI

LocalPolitics
10 Oct 2024 • 4:42 PM MYT
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Human Resources Minister Steven Sim says a study by TalentCorp reveals 600,000 workers in 10 sectors would require reskilling and upskilling in the next three to five years as a result of AI adoption. The ministry is committed to helping those affected.

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