Stronger university-industry partnerships, practical experience and continuous learning are crucial to preparing Malaysia’s workforce for an AI-driven economy.

For Daythree, industry-academia collaboration is about helping students understand how technology is applied in business and preparing them to adapt.

Malaysia is trialling targeted AI applications across nine local councils to improve public service delivery and citizen wellbeing, rather than pursuing a nationwide rollout from the outset.

An image of national badminton coach Rosman Razak and shuttlers M. Thinaah and Pearly Tan in traditional outfits highlights Malaysia’s ongoing failure to translate the colour-blind unity of sports into everyday public life and institutional policy.

Datuk Ong Kim Swee set to return as FA of Malaysia technical director as Scott O’Donell’s contract will not be renewed.

Daniel Lee was often told to sit out physical education classes because of osteogenesis imperfecta. Today, the wheelchair fencer hopes to qualify for the 2027 Asean Para Games in Kuala Lumpur and the 2028 Summer Paralympics in Los Angeles.

The Goblokes are carving out their space in Malaysia’s music scene with energetic rockabilly, original songs and a debut album due next year.

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.

Musicians for Musicians president Francis Danker says the Malaysian music industry needs solutions that provide musicians with sustainable employment rather than short-term assistance.