As an economic and political alliance now comprising 11 members, BRICS offers strategic momentum to harness artificial intelligence (AI) as a catalyst for economic growth and reducing global inequalities. With collective economic growth reaching approximately 40% of the world’s GDP, BRICS presents an extraordinary opportunity to strengthen Indonesia’s position in the global economy. As one of the new BRICS partners alongside Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Thailand, Cuba, Malaysia, Uganda, and Uzbekistan starting January 1, 2025, Indonesia has immense potential to leverage this network to accelerate the implementation of its national AI strategy. Initially formed by five core countries—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—BRICS envisioned strengthening economic and geopolitical cooperation among developing nations. With the addition of six new members in 2024 (Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the […]
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