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ASEAN has agreed to promote safe artificial intelligence systems with the United States and to eradicate online crimes with China, which has become a prominent issue in Southeast Asian countries, including Indonesia.
Quantum computers, once a distant prospect, now threaten to breach Indonesia’s most sensitive data far sooner than anticipated. As the nation marches toward Golden Indonesia 2045, the imperative to fortify against quantum risks has never been more urgent.
For years, many people have thought that the way we work is solely defined by our experiences and abilities. However, the majority of employees experience a lack of recognition, distinction and appreciation at work, indicating concern over injustice in the workplace.
As Indonesian companies rise to make a global impression, threats abound that can hinder seemingly precarious growth, including common ones like fraud. Luckily, this issue is no stranger to founder and CEO Edwin Budiman of ED-SEN Consulting.
