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Ever scrolled through a food delivery app, spotted the juiciest burger in human history, ordered it with dreams in your eyes… only to receive something that looks like it lost a fight with a microwave? Well, you might not be imagining things. That burger might not even exist. It could be an AI-generated masterpiece – all pixels and no pickles.
Let's not beat around the bush: artificial intelligence is moving fast, and whether we like it or not, it's already changing the way we live and work.
Now, a little confession to kick things off. A while back, someone congratulated me for being in the "AI space." Truth is, those were just my initials, not a tech venture into artificial intelligence. But hey, I still own the name – and I'm keeping it unless someone wants to buy it off me and fund my retirement… or until AI takes over the world. Whichever comes first.
Alright, so you've been hearing about UI/UX a lot lately—maybe from friends, on job boards, or while scrolling through beautifully designed apps and websites—and now you're thinking, "Hey, that might be something I'd like to do."
When schools first encountered AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini producing well-written essays and reports, one concern quickly took center stage: cheating. Some educators reacted by returning to traditional methods—requiring students to complete assignments with pen and paper. But is that really the best way forward?
Once upon a time, Malaysia had its own homegrown mobile phone brands. Yep, you read that right! While today's market is flooded with Apple, Samsung, and Xiaomi devices, there was a time when local brands like Ninetology and M.Mobile tried to make their mark. If you don't remember them, don't worry—you're not alone! Let's take a fun trip down memory lane and revisit Malaysia's short-lived but ambitious mobile phone industry.
