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Humanoid robots have been talked about for years, but one of the hardest parts of making them useful in the real world has always been the hands. Walking, balancing and recognising objects are already difficult problems, but getting a robot to pick up, grip, adjust, assemble and handle objects with the kind of subtlety humans take for granted is another level entirely.

Every generation gets judged by the one before it. Millennials were called lazy, entitled and too attached to avocado toast. Gen X was once dismissed as cynical and directionless. Baby Boomers had their own share of criticism when they were young too. Now, it is Gen Z's turn to sit in the hot seat.

When a smartphone brand enters the market promising privacy, national pride, and technological independence, people naturally pay attention. That is especially true in India, one of the world's largest smartphone markets, where the conversation around locally made devices has become increasingly important. Many buyers want affordable phones, but they also want to know where the device comes from, who controls the software, and whether their data is genuinely protected.

Malaysia's shift towards a cashless society is clearly gaining pace. According to Payments Network Malaysia, the country recorded an impressive 8.44 billion digital payment transactions in 2025—another strong sign that cashless payments are no longer just a convenience, but a daily habit for many Malaysians.

YTL AI Labs is stepping deeper into the AI space with the launch of a new platform called ILMU Claw. The goal is simple but ambitious—make it easier for both individuals and businesses to build autonomous AI agents without dealing with the usual complexity behind the scenes.