FUDAN-SINAR MAS SEMINAR 04丨人工智能時代銀發一族的數字包容性：東盟的經驗與啟示

復旦發展研究院國際智庫中心

FDDI GLOBAL THINK TANK CENTER

復旦金光學者講座系列（04）

FUDAN-SINAR MAS FELLOW SEMINAR (04)

主題/Title

人工智能時代銀發一族的數字包容性：

東盟的經驗與啟示

Digital Inclusivity for the Silver Generation

in the Age of AI: Lessons from ASEAN

主講/Speaker

恩達·特里亞斯圖蒂Endah Triastuti

印度尼西亞大學社會與政治科學學院

傳播系副教授

亞洲研究中心高級研究員

復旦發展研究院訪問學者

Associate professor

at the Department of Communication,

Faculty of Social and Political Sciences,

Universitas Indonesia,

and a Senior Research Fellow

at the Asia Research Center;

Visiting Scholar at Fudan Development Institute

主持/Host

雷李洪 Lihong LEI

復旦發展研究院助理教授

Assistant Professor

at Fudan Development Institute

時間/Time

2025年12月29日 9:30-11:00

9:30-11:00, December 29th, 2025

地點/Venue

復旦大學智庫樓203

Room 203, Think Tank Building,

Fudan University

主辦/Organizer

復旦發展研究院

Fudan Development Institute

復旦金光思想庫

Fudan-Sinar Mas Think Tank

語言/Language

英文

English

摘要/Abstract

In an era of rapid technological revolution, elderly populations face unprecedented challenges from digital exclusion, amplified by disinformation and scams targeting their vulnerabilities, which usually attack social, economic, political and emotional insecurities. Drawing from empirical research across 10 ASEAN countries (2023-2024), this lecture reveals how insufficient digital competence leaves seniors susceptible to online threats, particularly in rural areas amid global urbanisation trends. By 2034, with projections indicating a surge in the aging demographic to over 60% of the total world’s population globally and urbanisation reaching new heights, these issues will intensify, leaving rural elderly individuals increasingly isolated. This lecture offers a discussion that explores tailored strategies for digital inclusivity in the AI age. Key topics include AI's dual role: as a tool for empowerment and a potential source of disempowerment. The lecture proposes policy recommendations, community interventions, and cross-regional insights from ASEAN to foster resilient elderly communities. Aimed at foreign scholars, it advocates for collaborative, ethical AI frameworks to ensure equitable digital futures, mitigating the risks of marginalised communities’ vulnerabilities and promoting active societal participation.