Ozzeir Khan is the Director of the Office of Business Relationships and IT Strategy for Digital Innovation within Asian Development Bank. He is currently also heading the ADB Digital Innovation Sandbox Program.
He has worked for United Nations and global financial banking services sector in Asia, Europe, and the USA.
Learn how ADB generated and shared knowledge from operations, research, and other work; collaborated with other development partners; and applied knowledge from innovations.
Professors Erika Legara and Christopher Monterola presented on leading research led by the Institute of High Performance Computing in the Agency for Science, Technology, and Research (A*STAR) in Singapore on use of big data to create simulations for the Singapore Rapid Transit System aimed to assess cost and convenience in the management of their transport systems. These models were used widely for scenario planning and disruption management, and were the basis of transport-related policy proposals of government.
Bangko Sentral's Financial Consumer Protection Department (FCPD) is mandated to provide an effective redress mechanism to financial consumers who feel they have been aggrieved by a BSFI’s conduct, products, and services. To accommodate more consumers, especially those who have no access to the Internet, FCPD, has been developing an AI-based platform that will provide better access for complainants across the Philippines and social classes.
The Philippines' central bank, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, is embracing AI-driven technology in its operations.
AI-driven technology under develoment in the central bank wil allow the automated processing of complaints, whether they are in Englsh or Filipino, and also deliver analysis for policy development.
Artificial intelligence or AI is bringing significant changes in different sectors. Professionals, including internal auditors, also need to brush up their skills and get familiarized with AI. Download this material, and learn how AI could affect the future of internal audit.
Automation is putting some jobs at risk. On the other hand, technological advancement has been driving higher productivity that fuels economic growth.
This presentation summarizes Asian Development Bank’s report, Asian Development Outlook 2018: How Technology Affects Jobs. It explains why the region should remain optimistic about future job prospects and shares ways on how governments could harness technology for inclusive growth and job creation.
Automation and access to the internet are disrupting the job market. Some jobs that are present today may already be gone in the next decades. Career shifts may happen in the future, and slow movers could be left behind.
Cavin Shin is the Chairman of the Technical and Business Advisory Board. He has worked in the IT industry for more than 16 years, and he is interested in finding methods that give equal educational opportunities by technology including AI, and wants to change the global education environment based on technical standards for sharing of knowledge and experience. He is also the Secretary-General of Project EEO BULT. Previously, he was Director of the Korean Society for Cyber Criminology and was CEO of NETSOLUTE Co., Ltd (South Korea) for 10 years.