Indonesia Ranks Second in Southeast Asia for AI Professionals in 2024

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According to research by Source of Asia, Southeast Asia now offers favorable conditions for the adoption and growth of artificial intelligence (AI).

Estimated Number of Artificial Intelligence Professionals in Southeast Asian Countries (November 2024)

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Estimated Number of Artificial Intelligence Professionals in Southeast Asian Countries (November 2024)

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According to Source of Asia research, Southeast Asia currently offers favorable conditions for the adoption and growth of artificial intelligence (AI).

This is due to a technologically savvy young population, government support and investment, a dynamic startup ecosystem, and a conducive geopolitical environment.

Furthermore, Southeast Asian countries already have a significant number of AI professionals. In Singapore, an estimated 23,000 AI professionals were present as of November 2024.

This makes Singapore the country with the most AI professionals in Southeast Asia. Indonesia is in second place with 22,000.

Here's an estimate of the number of AI professionals in Southeast Asian countries as of November 2024:

Singapore: 23,000
Indonesia: 22,000
Vietnam: 13,000
Philippines: 11,000
Myanmar: 8,000
Thailand: 8,000.

According to Source of Asia, by 2025, the public can expect to see progress through investments in workforce upskilling. This is expected to enable a transition to high-value AI activities, driving countries up the technology supply chain and ultimately boosting national income and Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

Editor : Erlina Fury Santika

"Disclosure: This is an AI-generated translation of the original article. We strive for accuracy, but please note that automated translations may contain errors or slight inconsistencies."

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