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The Role of PACS in Malaysian Hospitals: Revolutionizing Medical Imaging

General Information | 06 March 2025

Picture Archiving and Communication Systems, or PACS, have revolutionized the way medical images are stored, retrieved, and shared in hospitals worldwide, including those in Malaysia. By digitizing imaging data, PACS eliminates the need for traditional film-based methods, leading to faster diagnoses, improved patient care, and enhanced collaboration among healthcare professionals.

How Physical Access to Critical Medical Devices is Controlled

General Information | 06 March 2025

In the world of healthcare, security isn't just about protecting data—it's about ensuring patient safety. While cybersecurity gets a lot of attention, physical access control is just as crucial, especially when dealing with life-saving medical devices like MRI machines, CT scanners, infusion pumps, and PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication Systems). So, how do hospitals and clinics prevent unauthorized access to these devices? Let's break it down.

Can Malaysia Build Its Own AI? A Look at Malaysian Efforts in Large Language Models (LLMs)

General Information | 06 March 2025

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?

The Growing AI Concern: Young Coders May Not Truly Understand Their Own Code

General Information | 04 March 2025

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.

Sharing Work Life Online: A Career Advantage or a Risk?

General Information | 03 March 2025

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.

Can AI Help Decode Animal Emotions?

General Information | 26 February 2025

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 Office Free Version (with Ads)

General Information | 26 February 2025

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.

As Social Media Moderation Declines, Gen Z Could Lead the Fight Against Misinformation

General Information | 24 February 2025

The era of social media fact-checking programs appears to be winding down, raising concerns about the unchecked spread of misinformation—particularly when it comes to health and medical content.

AI Chatbots Raise Concerns Over Child Mental Health and Safety

General Information | 24 February 2025

As artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots become increasingly popular among users seeking companionship online, child advocacy groups are stepping up legal efforts to regulate these human-like AI systems. Concerns are growing that children and teenagers may develop unhealthy emotional attachments to chatbots, potentially leading to harmful psychological effects.

Grab’s Ecosystem Boosts Malaysia’s Economic Growth

General Information | 23 February 2025

A recent report by EconWorks, a local economic consultancy, highlights the significant impact of Grab's services on Malaysia's economy. In 2023 alone, Grab contributed RM9.9 billion, accounting for approximately 0.5% of the nation's Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

Renewable Energy: A Long-Term, Cost-Effective Solution for Malaysia’s Future

General Information | 22 February 2025

As Malaysia continues to depend on non-renewable energy sources like coal and natural gas, rising electricity costs will remain an unavoidable reality. With global energy market volatility and increasing supply costs, the burden on consumers and businesses will only grow, making it clear that a shift to renewable energy isn't just an option—it's a necessity.

Meet SOHAI: The WhatsApp Bot That Wastes Scammers' Time Infinitely

General Information | 18 February 2025

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.

Is RM9,000 a Lot? A Breakdown of the Viral "RM9K Minimum Salary" Video

General Information | 12 February 2025

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?

AI at Work: A Productivity Boost or a Quality Buster?

General Information | 08 February 2025

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.

The Top 10 Highest Paying IT Jobs in Malaysia in 2025

General Information | 03 February 2025

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!

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The Role of PACS in Malaysian Hospitals: Revolutionizing Medical Imaging

How Physical Access to Critical Medical Devices is Controlled

Can Malaysia Build Its Own AI? A Look at Malaysian Efforts in Large Language Models (LLMs)

The Growing AI Concern: Young Coders May Not Truly Understand Their Own Code

Sharing Work Life Online: A Career Advantage or a Risk?

Can AI Help Decode Animal Emotions?

Microsoft Office Free Version (with Ads)

As Social Media Moderation Declines, Gen Z Could Lead the Fight Against Misinformation

AI Chatbots Raise Concerns Over Child Mental Health and Safety

Grab’s Ecosystem Boosts Malaysia’s Economic Growth

Renewable Energy: A Long-Term, Cost-Effective Solution for Malaysia’s Future

Meet SOHAI: The WhatsApp Bot That Wastes Scammers' Time Infinitely

Is RM9,000 a Lot? A Breakdown of the Viral "RM9K Minimum Salary" Video

AI at Work: A Productivity Boost or a Quality Buster?

The Top 10 Highest Paying IT Jobs in Malaysia in 2025

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