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KUALA LUMPUR: Asean member states and South Korea are moving to deepen cooperation in artificial intelligence (AI) and digital health, with the shared goal of building a more connected, secure and resilient regional healthcare ecosystem to improve access to care and strengthen early disease detection.
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Thailand has approved 55 new projects under its National Competitiveness Enhancement Fund, targeting AI, automation, digital technology, R&D and green-industry upgrades.
The CEO of full-body scanner Neko Health says technology could help shift healthcare from treating symptoms to identifying risks earlier.
AI specialist Essam Al-Qubaisi says Meta's 'Muse' model acts as a smart agent, handling complex tasks on behalf of users.
A newly approved AI tool can scan EKGs for severe heart attacks and, the company says, for rarer patterns indicating blocked arteries.
Unlike modern technology, the political class cannot just be switched off.
The program will run across ASEAN with AVPN, a Singapore-based social-impact network, with support from Google.org and the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
