Tuhu Nugraha

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Tuhu Nugraha is an AI governance and digital economy strategist focused on ASEAN and the Global South. As Principal of the Indonesia Applied Digital Economy and Regulatory Network (IADERN), he advises public institutions and industry leaders on systemic risk and strategic adaptation as AI, digital financial systems, and critical infrastructure reshape the region.

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BRICS and Smart Cities: Lessons from China’s Model for the Global South

China's approach to smart city development offers valuable lessons for countries in the Global South. While the approach may differ from Western models, China's...

AI Adoption in Developing Countries: Opportunities, Challenges, and Policy Pathways

Authors: Tuhu Nugraha and Irwan Hermawan* Opportunities for Development Artificial Intelligence (AI) holds the promise to reshape the future of developing countries, bringing opportunities that could...

Indonesia’s AI Journey: A Model for Change Management in Developing Countries

Authors: Tuhu Nugraha and Oke Hastiawan* A Nation on the Cusp of Transformation Imagine an industry bustling with workers, each contributing to the economic growth of...

AI and Global Progress: How Collaboration Is Transforming Public Services in Developing Countries

Authors: Tuhu Nugraha and Irwan Hermawan* In the heart of bustling Kigali, Rwanda, a woman in a rural village picks up her phone. A few...

AI in Indonesian Public Services: A Case Study for Global South Nations

Authors: Tuhu Nugraha and Irwan Hermawan* The adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in public services is a global priority, with countries progressing at different speeds. Indonesia...

Bridging the AI Divide: Indonesia’s Ethical Approach to Technology in Developing Nations

In the 2024 paper by Bentley et al., the Third Digital Divide highlights the growing disparities in digital access, usage, and outcomes. As technology...

Smart Cities and Digital Transformation: A Roadmap for Sustainable Urban Development in the Global South

Climate change is accelerating, as is urbanization in developing countries. With these come a multitude of challenges—managing depleting resources, limited infrastructure, and uneven public...

From Survival to Sustainability: A Roadmap for Indonesia and Developing Nations

In developing countries like Indonesia, the journey toward sustainability often follows a narrative of gradual learning and transformation. Initially, the focus is largely on...

Transparency and Sustainability Through Ethical AI and Blockchain

A Dream Born in the Shadows In the early days of artificial intelligence (AI), it was a mysterious and opaque force—complex, impenetrable, and often difficult...

Indonesia’s Carbon Market Dilemma: Developing Nations on the Path to Sustainability

Carbon trading has become one of the key instruments in the global fight against climate change. This system allows countries and companies to trade...

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