THE RISE OF AI GOVERNMENT
14 – 15 April 2020 | kuala lumpur
ABOUT BIGITGOV 2020
THE RISE OF AI GOVERNMENT
The notion that AI can be exploited to develop autonomous weapons is very real. But just because we are able to create these terminators, it does not mean we should weaponize AI.
The pervasiveness of artificial intelligence, from image recognition to natural language processing, will augment government’s potential – from transportation and fighting terrorism, to education and healthcare.
On the flip side, as progress in AI accelerates from narrow intelligence (specializing in singular tasks) to general intelligence (being as smart as humans), its ethical usage – for instance, whether government should use it to build smart weapons for warfare – has become a key area of debate.
These are just a few of the many outstanding presentations you will hear in BIGIT GOV 2020.
Themed The Rise of AI Government, BIGIT GOV 2020 aptly describes the current state of big data and AI adoption among Asian governments. We are beginning to discover many high-value advanced analytics and AI-augmented solutions that are catalysts to government transformation.
Come join us for BIGIT GOV 2020. Listen to how AI will power super-intelligent societies and precision agriculture. Be impressed by how AI-equipped financial regulators detect dirty money. Be assured by how data science and AI will keep an eye on child abuse.
Come join us in lively panel discussions on whether AI can think creatively, and whether government should play a pivotal role in addressing data and AI ethics.
And so much more.
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AGENDA
DAY 1 | 14 APRIL 2020
8:00AM | REGISTRATION AND MORNING COFFEE
8:55AM | WELCOMING REMARKS
9:00AM | Super-intelligent societies powered by artificial intelligence
KEYNOTE: HUMAN VERSION 5.0
A utopian view of a super-smart society where economic value creation and resolving social issues are well balanced by the seamless integration of both virtual and physical worlds. Listen to this expert presentation that transports us beyond the 4th Industrial Revolution. Humans Version 5.0 is about freedom and liberation – a people-centered society – complemented by robotics and AI.
9:30AM | AI will revolutionize cyberspace defence (but it will also transform cybercrime)
EXPERT PRESENTATION: CyberSecurity
The ability of AI to analyse and correlate vast amounts of data to rapidly recognize cyber threats is a boon to governments and industries. But, there is also a flip side to AI’s power to thwart cyberattacks. Listen to this expert presentation on how hackers are also weaponizing AI and using it for large-scale, automated cyber assaults.

Victor Lo
Head of CyberSecurity, MDEC
10:00AM | RESERVED SLOT
10:30AM | MORNING REFRESHMENT BREAK
11:00AM | Islamic civilization in the era of intelligent machines
EXPERT PRESENTATION: AI and Islam
As we approach the technological singularity where AI can potentially exceed humans in intelligence, we could very well witness the creation of a new God. The AI God. What is Islam’s stand on AI as it moves from narrow to general intelligence, and ultimately to superintelligence? Listen to this expert presentation on how Muslims can play a crucial role in adopting AI and making sure AI operates within the framework of Islamic ethics even as it approaches humans in its intelligence.
Rashidi Yahaya
Chief of Staff
ASEAN Mosque Festival
11:30AM | Reserved for MAMPU
12:00PM | Robots and AI in agriculture: A giant leap toward producing more with less
EXPERT PRESENTATION: SMART FARMING
Conventional farming supplies the same amounts of water and fertilizer to all the plants in the field even though each plant sucks up nutrients differently. Precision agriculture helps planters personalise farming. Listen to this expert presentation on how AI is used by farmers to determine how, when and where to plant, water, fertilize and harvest – to maximize crop yield.

Ren Yin Tai
Co-Founder, Binsho Solutions
12:30PM | NETWORKING LUNCH SESSION
2:00PM | Case Study: Malaysian Health Data Warehouse Uplifting citizens' well-being through advanced healthcare analytics
EXPERT PRESENTATION: ADVANCE HEALTH ANALYTICS
The Malaysian Health Data Warehouse (MyHDW) was conceived as a single source of truth for healthcare data from public and private clinics and hospitals. To date, data on 60 million patient visits have been amassed. Listen to this expert presentation on how MyHDW is now in its next phase of deploying a virtual advanced analytics environment for evidence-based healthcare decision making.
Dr Md Khadzir Sheikh Ahmad
Deputy Director, Head of Health Informatics Centre
Planning Division, Ministry of Health, Malaysia
2:30PM | RESERVED SLOT
3:00PM | AFTERNOON REFRESHMENT BREAK
3:30PM |Keeping vehicles and people moving with predictive transportation
EXPERT PRESENTATION: MOBILITY UNDISRUPTED
Traffic jams cost billions in annual productivity losses. Predicting potential travel disruptions is vital to driving the country’s economy. Listen to this expert presentation on how we can transform vehicles, cameras, roads and highways into millions of traffic sensors. These sensors then pump data into AI models to forecast and lessen congestion, allowing us to move freely on our roads.

Setiaji
Head of ICT – Digital Services
West Java Province, Greater Jakarta Area, Indonesia
4:00PM |Panel Discussion: Can AI think creatively?
PANEL DISCUSSION
The AI we encounter today is narrow AI, programmed to perform very specific tasks it was trained for. But will AI one day encroach into the space that we consider uniquely human? Yes, we are referring to creativity. Join us in this panel discussion on what it means to be creative, and whether machines can ever truly be creative, in a human sense.
Moderator: Azreena Azizan
Panelist #1: Rashidi Yahaya
Panelist #2: Ren Yin Tai
Panelist #3: Setiaji
DAY 2 | 15 APRIL 2020
8:00AM | REGISTRATION AND MORNING COFFEE
8:55AM | WELCOMING back REMARKS
9:00AM | Protecting our workforce in the face AI and fluctuating roles
KEYNOTE: AI THE JOB KILLER?
We worry about AI and robots stealing our jobs. But this fear is groundless. Listen to this expert presentation on how humans, in fact, can take advantage of AI as a tool to lift themselves out of mind-numbing, dirty, dangerous and repetitive tasks. And how we can exploit AI to augment our own intelligence. The only caveat? Don’t be complacent.

Dr Esther Loo
Head of Human Capital Transformation
Malaysia Airlines
9:30AM | Confronting the possibility of AI-enabled terrorism and warfare
EXPERT PRESENTATION: WEAPONIZED AI
The notion that AI can be exploited to develop autonomous weapons is very real. But just because we are able to create these terminators, it does not mean we should weaponize AI. Listen to this expert presentation on how AI is making possible these autonomous killing machines and what could happen if this technology falls into the wrong hands.

Mitzi Austero
Programmes Manager
Nonviolence International Southeast Asia
10:00AM | RESERVED SLOT
10:30AM | MORNING REFRESHMENT BREAK
11:00AM | How AI-powered financial regulators detect dirty money
KEYNOTE: FINANCIAL CRIME RISK
US$600 billion to US$1.5 trillion are laundered yearly. As money launderers become more savvy in their attempts to hide their ill-gotten gains, financial institutions must keep up their fight against this unlawful activity. Listen to this expert presentation on how the good guys use AI to tell the difference between typical transactions and suspicious bank behaviours

11:30AM | Quantum computing and quantum breakthroughs
EXPERT PRESENTATION: QUANTUM COMPUTING PRIMER
Quantum computers can solve problems that current machines cannot. It can catalyze new discoveries in science, medicine and across multiple industries. But what exactly is quantum computing? Is this another potentially disruptive technology that we need to pay attention to? Listen to this expert presentation on how quantum computing makes use of quantum mechanics to greatly enhance how information is manipulated, and the opportunities available in government and industries.

12:00PM | In blockchain we trust. In others we track
CASE STUDY: BLOCKCHAIN IN GOVERNMENT
Government around the world are facing tremendous trust issues with stakeholders, especially in the areas of corruption. Enter blockchain. Is blockchain the “Blue Pill” for these trust issues? Listen to this expert presentation on how blockchain technology can be adopted and implemented in the public sector, injecting digital trust into existing processes. Use cases pertaining to key government functions like procurement, project management and monitoring, voting and land title deals will be discussed.

Andy Roy Sian
General Manager PaynGo, Blockchain Centre of Excellence and ICT, Malaysia Economic Development Berhad
12:30PM | NETWORKING LUNCH SESSION
2:00PM | Stamping out property and housing inefficiencies with big data and AI
EXPERT PRESENTATION: CITIES DECODED
How do you improve city planning and guarantee sustainable urban ecosystems? An approach would be to ingest and analyse big city data – supported by AI. Listen to this expert presentation on how data and machine learning are applied to offer deep understanding of a city such as property market inefficiencies, and how these insights help developers and legislators make better decisions.

Cha-Ly Koh
CEO, Urban Metry
2:30PM | RESERVED SLOT
3:00PM | AFTERNOON REFRESHMENT BREAK
3:30PM | AI IS ONLY AS DANGEROUS AS ITS MASTERMINDS
EXPERT PRESENTATION: ETHICAL AI
As AI technology quickly becomes embedded in every part of our lives numerous questions arise on issues of regulation and ethics at every stage of the process. How do we ensure data is fit for purpose? How do we treat inherent bias in data? Who should be accountable when AI systems fail? These questions become even more pertinent as the technology is implemented in critical government sectors such as immigration, law enforcement and the justice system. Listen to this expert presentation on the ethical considerations – fairness, trust, transparency, equality and accuracy – in processing data against a set of algorithms to make decisions about individuals, communities and society.

4:00PM | Panel Discussion: Should governments play a pivotal role in addressing data and AI ethics?
PANEL DISCUSSION
Sensors and the internet amass a shocking amount of data from individuals. And as AI becomes more adept in processing this data to track everything about us, its ethical usage has become a key area of debate for businesses, individuals and governments. Join us in this panel discussion on whether prevailing laws are adequate or whether governments should step up their game in addressing data and AI ethics.
Moderator: Azreena Azizan
Panelist #1: Dr. Esther Loo
Panelist #2: Mitzi Austero
Panelist #3:
*Conference Agenda is subject to change without prior notice
ATTENDEES’ ORGANISATIONS
Akademi Audit Negara
ASEAN Mosque Festival
Bank Negara Malaysia
Binsho Solutions
Bitshield Data Defense Sdn Bhd
CREST
Data Ethics Society of Asia
Fintech Association of Malaysia
GLOCOMP SYSTEMS (M) SDN BHD
Government of West Java Province, Indonesia
Institut Tadbiran Awam Negara (INTAN) Bukit Kiara
Jabatan pembangunan kemahiran (MOHR)
Jabatan Perangkaan Malaysia (DOSM)
Jabatan Perkhidmatan Awam (JPA)
Jabatan Perkhidmatan Komputer Negeri Sabah
Lembaga Hasil Dalam Negeri (LHDN)
Malaysia Airlines
Malaysia Competition Commission (MYCC)
Malaysia Economic Development Berhad
Malaysian Meteorological Department
Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA)
MAMPU
MDEC
MIMOS Berhad
Ministry of Finance Malaysia
Ministry of Health Malaysia
National Disaster Management Agency (NADMA)
National Institute of Public Administration (INTAN)
Nonviolence International Southeast Asia
State Service Modernisation Unit, Chief Minister’s Department (Sarawak) – (UPPN, JKM)
Suruhanjaya Pelabuhan Pulau Pinang
Tenaga Nasional Berhad
Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia
Urbanmetry Sdn Bhd
*All the attendees’ organisation list will be updated every week
*Each organisation represents an individual or group of attendees.
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