Kuala Lampur, July 22 -- JULY 22 - Artificial intelligence is often described as the next industrial revolution. However, one question receives far less attention: who will be left behind?

Today, another dimension is beginning to emerge. As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly integrated into workplaces, schools, and everyday life, a new question is gaining importance. Could access to AI become one of the defining factors shaping future inequality?

Consider two graduates entering the workforce at the same time. Both possess similar qualifications, comparable academic performance, and equivalent levels of motivation.

However, one has learned to use AI tools effectively to improve productivity, analyse information, automate ...