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Malaysia & AI: Are We in the Game? When we think of AI and Large Language Models (LLMs), the big names come to mind—OpenAI's GPT, Google's Bard, and Meta's LLaMA. But here's a question: Where does Malaysia stand in the AI race? Are we just consumers, or are we actually building something of our own?
AI has undeniably become a powerful tool in the workplace, speeding up tasks, improving efficiency, and even helping businesses make better decisions. But while AI offers convenience, there are concerns about over-reliance—especially among young coders. Some experts worry that depending too much on AI-generated code may lead to a decline in problem-solving skills and a lack of deep understanding of how coding actually works.
Social media has become a space where employees openly share their work experiences, often through "Day In My Life" videos. These clips, showcasing daily routines in various industries, have gained immense popularity, attracting millions of views.
Anyone with a dog, cat, or pet has likely observed expressions of joy, fear, or frustration in their furry companion. However, our interpretations are often shaped by human emotions rather than an objective understanding of what the animal is actually feeling.
Deciphering animal emotions has long been a challenging area of research, but a recent breakthrough suggests that artificial intelligence (AI) could change that.
Microsoft is experimenting with a free, ad-supported version of its Office software suite, allowing users to access Word, Excel, and PowerPoint without needing a subscription.
