PT ANNA VISION GROUP, an innovative real estate development company founded and owned by entrepreneur Oleksii Maznichenko, has announced the launch of one of Southeast Asia's most ambitious and visionary projects: a fully automated, AI-powered smart city in the heart of Bali.
This next-generation urban space is not just about futuristic architecture - although the design is set to become one of the most stunning in the region - it is a bold economic, technological, and social initiative aimed at redefining how cities function. The project integrates advanced robotics, autonomous services, and artificial intelligence to create an environment that is sustainable, efficient, and future-proof.
Communication and Digital Affairs Minister Meutya Hafid and Secretary of the Nanning City Party, Guangxi Province, China, Nong Shengwen, discussed Indonesia's digital transformation and opening up opportunities for AI use in agricultural and smart city development.
"Cooperation in the digital infrastructure between Indonesia and China is the largest among cooperation with other countries. This has supported connectivity to remote areas of Indonesia through 4G and 5G technology," Hafid noted during the meeting here on Tuesday.
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Communication and Digital Minister Meutya Hafid (pic) stated that the government has established five key priorities within its national artificial intelligence (AI) utilisation strategy: health services, bureaucratic reform, talent education, smart city development, and food security, reported Indonesian News Agency (Antara).
Regarding health services, the minister remarked that the Ministry of Health employs AI to enhance service accessibility and improve diagnostic accuracy.
Read more: Indonesia outlines five key priorities for AI utilisation
The newly-appointed Special Staff for Digital Transformation of the Minister of State Administrative and Bureaucratic Reform (PANRB), Pandu Putra, shares how coordination and consistency are key to the success of the government's digital transformation.
For the Minister of State Administrative and Bureaucratic Reform (PANRB)'s Special Staff for Digital Transformation, Pandu Putra, the biggest challenge with digitising the Indonesian government is not the process or the technology, but the people.
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Communication and Digital Minister Meutya Hafid stated that the government has established five key priorities within its national artificial intelligence (AI) utilization strategy: health services, bureaucratic reform, talent education, smart city development, and food security.
Regarding health services, the Minister remarked that the Ministry of Health employs AI to enhance service accessibility and improve diagnostic accuracy.
Read more: Govt outlines five key priorities for AI utilization in Indonesia