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SLASSCOM Al Asia Summit 2025: Turning vision into measurable impact

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November 08, 2025

ARTIFICIAL Intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept-it's transforming how industries operate, innovate, and grow.

SLASSCOM Al Asia Summit 2025: Turning vision into measurable impact

From left: Shehani Seneviratne, Arjuna Sirinanda, and Dhaminda Siriwardena

The SLASSCOM AI Asia Summit 2025, themed "AI in Action", scheduled for 12 November at Cinnamon Grand will spotlight how AI is driving measurable transformation across sectors. Bringing together global pioneers and local changemakers, it will explore how Sri Lanka can lead in responsible, scalable AI innovation.

SLASSCOM Board Director Arjuna Sirinanda highlighted "AI in Action isn't just a theme, it's a call to move from experimentation to measurable impact. The Summit will showcase how Sri Lankan companies are applying AI across real business use cases, from finance to manufacturing to services. What makes this event truly special is its focus on collaboration, uniting the ecosystem to turn Sri Lanka's AI potential into tangible economic value."

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