CelcomDigi built an AI chatbot that revives fading Borneo languages — and won a Kancil
For Kaamatan and Gawai, CelcomDigi launched Maya, an AI chatbot that learns Iban and Dusun by chatting with speakers; the work won a Kancil Bronze.
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For Kaamatan and Gawai, CelcomDigi launched Maya, an AI chatbot that learns Iban and Dusun by chatting with speakers; the work won a Kancil Bronze.
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