AI has the potential to widen economic performance gaps in ASEAN economies, according to a report from DBS, Bain and Vriens & Partners. © Reuters
DYLAN LOH
September 16, 2026 20:12 JST
SINGAPORE – Southeast Asia’s major economies are slated for divergent growth trajectories, according to a new study. Singapore and Malaysia are positioned to reap benefits from technology investments, whereas Thailand and Indonesia confront heightened internal challenges, the report cautioned.
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