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Because if scammers love wasting people's time, why not return the favor?
In a world where scammers lurk behind every random WhatsApp message claiming you've won a mysterious lottery or inherited money from a long-lost prince, one Singaporean genius, Dylan Tan, decided enough was enough. Instead of just blocking and reporting these scammers, he built an AI to waste their time. Meet SOHAI: Scammers On Hold AI.
And yes, we know what SOHAI sounds like in Singlish. That's the point.
Recently, a video went viral featuring a girl who confidently stated that a guy should be earning at least RM9,000 per month to be considered a viable partner. Naturally, this set the internet on fire—some people laughed, some panicked, and some checked their bank accounts before breaking down in tears. But let's put emotions aside and take a logical look at this. Is RM9,000 really a lot in Malaysia, particularly in Kuala Lumpur?
So, AI is officially that coworker—you know, the one who makes the slackers look good but somehow messes up the experts. That's the takeaway from a study by Stanford University, where researchers found that while AI can turbocharge the productivity of less experienced employees, it might actually cause seasoned pros to drop the ball.
So, you're thinking about diving into the IT world or maybe switching to a high-paying tech job in Malaysia? Smart move! The tech industry is booming, and some roles are offering seriously attractive paychecks. But which ones make it to the top of the list? Let's count them down from number 10 all the way to the highest-paid IT job in Malaysia!
Many workplace supervisors struggle to manage young employees, often criticizing them for being too sensitive, lacking professionalism, and having unrealistic expectations. A recent survey even reveals that some managers would prefer working with robots over young graduates.
