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Regional Evidence Forum 2026
A public forum on translating responsible AI evidence into implementable policy.
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Search across publications, data, countries, themes, sectors, experts, and practical resources.
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Accessible crop advisory for smallholder farmers
A multilingual decision-support service combines local forecasts and agronomic knowledge while retaining human extension support.
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Regional Responsible AI Readiness
Compare policy foundations, institutional capacity, data governance, and inclusive participation across the region.
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Dr. Anika Perera
Senior Research Fellow
Public policy researcher working on technology governance and institutional capacity.
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Nadia Rahman
Programme Lead
Coordinates policy engagement, editorial review, and the regional research network.
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Responsible AI Impact Assessment Toolkit
Practical worksheets for public agencies to identify affected groups, evaluate risks, and document accountability decisions.
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Evidence Notes — July 2026
New regional policy data, a public procurement brief, and upcoming research consultations.
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Regional consultation convenes public-interest AI researchers in Manila
Researchers and civil society organizations agreed priorities for comparable regional evidence.
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The uncomfortable tension between open data and responsible AI
Open data advocates and responsible AI researchers often want contradictory things. It is time to build frameworks that hold both values at once.
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AI governance in South Asia: progress and gaps
A Devex analysis drawing on Observatory data tracks progress in AI policy adoption across the region.
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Data poverty undermines the AI promise in Southeast Asia
The economic case for AI in the region depends on data infrastructure that most governments have not yet built.
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Closing the responsible AI skills gap in Southeast Asia
Empirical evidence on where government and civil society capacity falls short—and what training interventions show early promise.