‘AI literacy demands human judgement in law’
Lawyers require artificial intelligence (AI) fluency and judgement to use it wisely, says BAC Education group co-founder S. Raja Singham.
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Two senior VPs lose jobs as TalentCorp shake-up intensifies
Two senior vice-presidents say their employment was terminated on Oct 2, while two board members were removed today, adding to mounting leadership tensions at Talent Corporation Malaysia Berhad (TalentCorp).
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With sports ministry vision unclear and GE looming, Arrifin Ghani may not want to get too comfortable as NSC DG
Malaysian sports continue to chalk up pockets of success, but the Youth and Sports Ministry's broader vision remains hazy. With a general election looming, National Sports Council's new director general Arrifin Ghani may have little reason to celebrate just yet.
Opinion
Unlocking the secrets of Malaysia’s plants
For nearly four decades, Universiti Malaya researchers have probed Malaysia's plant diversity for novel compounds, combining generations of expertise with advanced analytical techniques and a long-standing French partnership to expand scientific knowledge and explore potential applications.
Royals
Perak’s Sultan Nazrin Shah chairs 273rd Conference of Rulers meeting
His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, King of Malaysia, welcomed the Malay Rulers to Istana Negara for the 273rd Conference of Rulers meeting, scheduled from today until Thursday.
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KSN gesa pelaksanaan Belanjawan 2027 disegerakan, beri impak langsung kepada rakyat
Ketua Setiausaha Negara Tan Sri Shamsul Azri Abu Bakar menggesa perkhidmatan awam menyegerakan pelaksanaan Belanjawan 2027 menerusi reformasi budaya kerja yang berteraskan kepantasan dan kecekapan demi memberi impak langsung kepada kesejahteraan rakyat.
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Richard Garriott reclaims Ultima, plans sequels to influential series
After regaining the rights to his Ultima series, game creator Richard Garriott plans to re-release earlier titles and develop sequels.
Budget 2027: Tax relief for AI subscriptions
Following a positive response to the government’s free artificial intelligence (AI) subscription initiative, another 100,000 free subscriptions will be offered, covering additional AI applications.
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With sports ministry vision unclear and GE looming, Arrifin Ghani may not want to get too comfortable as NSC DG
Malaysian sports continue to chalk up pockets of success, but the Youth and Sports Ministry’s broader vision remains hazy. With a general election looming, National Sports Council’s new director general Arrifin Ghani may have little reason to celebrate just yet.
Be daring and step out of your comfort zone to excel, urges ex-shuttler turned administrator Joanne Quay
Former Malaysian badminton player Joanne Quay says those intending to pursue a career in sports must look outwards and embrace the world, as best practices abroad can help create a larger pool of talent back home.
Maba steps up sports integrity drive amid social media risks
Malaysia Basketball Association secretary-general Tan Kee Hian says the national body is taking a proactive approach to tackling integrity issues, including social media-related risks, in line with International Basketball Federation initiatives.
Lifestyle
The Goblokes want to take Malaysian rockabilly to Las Vegas
The Goblokes are carving out their space in Malaysia’s music scene with energetic rockabilly, original songs and a debut album due next year.
‘AI can generate images in seconds, but human art remains irreplaceable’
Although AI can rapidly replicate artistic styles, human-created art remains irreplaceable because it conveys unique perspectives, deliberate choices, and an inherent need to imagine that technology cannot measure or replace, says Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo.
Malaysian musicians need more opportunities, says Musicians for Musicians president
Musicians for Musicians president Francis Danker says the Malaysian music industry needs solutions that provide musicians with sustainable employment rather than short-term assistance.