ASEAN Enhances Legal and Judicial Cooperation with AI Integration
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ASEAN Enhances Legal and Judicial Cooperation with AI Integration

The ASEAN Law Forum, hosted by Vietnam, focused on the application of AI in law and justice. While AI can enhance legal enforcement efficiency and public access to law, challenges in standardization and data sharing within the region were also highlighted. ASEAN aims to build a cooperative framework for strengthening AI governance.

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