Government Action is Crucial for AI Entrepreneurs Says Pelgo CEO
Artificial intelligence could reshape the jobs of nearly 80 million people across Southeast Asia, but there is little sign it has led to large-scale employment cuts, according to the International Labour Organization. The ILO urged governments to strengthen AI governance and better integrate AI policies through a human-centered approach to help workers and businesses adapt. Pelgo CEO Chieh Huang discusses how AI is impacting the labor market and how it could serve as a tool for displaced workers rather than a job eliminator.
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