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AI is rapidly becoming part of our everyday work life—but what happens when we start chatting with machines more than our coworkers? According to a new study from OpenAI and MIT's Media Lab, overusing AI tools like ChatGPT might intensify feelings of loneliness, especially among heavy users.

Imagine getting a call before your hospital visit from someone like Ana. She's kind, multilingual, available 24/7, and ready to answer your questions. But Ana isn't a nurse — she's AI.

Developed by Hippocratic AI, Ana is part of a growing trend in healthcare: artificial intelligence stepping into roles traditionally handled by nurses. While AI promises efficiency and support in overburdened hospitals, many nurses are raising red flags.

Taiwan's tech giant Foxconn has just stepped into the AI spotlight with the launch of its very first large language model, and it's got big plans for it. Named "FoxBrain," the model is set to power smarter manufacturing and streamline supply chain operations—a major move for the world's largest contract electronics maker.

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?

OpenAI has unveiled NextGenAI, a collaborative consortium formed in partnership with 15 universities and research institutions across the United States and the United Kingdom. This initiative leverages AI to accelerate research breakthroughs and enhance educational opportunities. OpenAI asserts that NextGenAI will drive progress at a pace beyond what any single institution could achieve, equipping the next generation to shape the future of artificial intelligence.