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Asia’s fragmented approach to regulating artificial intelligence is causing uncertainty for companies looking to roll out the technology across the region, with governments hesitant to pursue regionwide rules, instead opting for AI policies tailored to their own national agendas. This patchwork approach risks creating a minefield for companies, with experts warning that without clear legal frameworks, businesses may struggle to navigate the complex regulatory landscape. The European Union’s recently approved AI Act provides a stark contrast, with Asia’s lack of regionwide rules potentially allowing the EU to set the global standard for AI governance. As investment in AI surges, companies are calling for clearer regulations, with some taking it upon themselves to self-regulate. However, the absence of a unified approach in Asia may ultimately lead to the region having less of a voice in the global AI conversation.

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