By PHUBIEYAS AHMAD BANGI, Oct 7 – Flexible working arrangements, stronger support systems and shared family responsibilities are needed to help more women participate in the workforce, Datuk Seri Dr. Wan Azizah Wan Ismail said. The Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s wife said women’s educational and career achievements had not removed the additional demands…
By PHUBIEYAS AHMAD BANDAR BARU BANGI, Oct 7 – Women leaders must remain accountable for decisions made using artificial intelligence, while strengthening their judgement against digital deception and protecting human dignity, speakers at a leadership forum said. “You can outsource work to technology, but we should never outsource the accountability,” Microsoft’s Dr. Jasmine Begum told…
By TENGKU NOOR SHAMSIAH TENGKU ABDULLAH KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 5 – Malaysia needs to rethink waste-management incentives to reward reductions in waste sent to landfill, says PAMARAI co-founder and executive director Pang Swee Lei, who argues that the country’s biggest obstacle is how its waste system is organised. In a written interview with TNS News,…
By PHUBIEYAS AHMAD KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 4 – Within two years, the commercial kitchen could look very different, with artificial intelligence and robotic cooking systems working alongside chefs as routinely as ovens, refrigerators and other conventional equipment. That is the future envisioned by Ping Edge Technology Berhad chief executive officer Ethan Choong, who predicts AI, robotics…
By PHUBIEYAS AHMAD PUTRAJAYA, Oct 2 – A jar of peanut butter may seem an unlikely starting point for a conversation about cancer. But JOBBIE and Lotus’s Malaysia are using an everyday purchase to connect consumers with MAKNA’s work and encourage families to talk more openly about breast health. Their Pink Wobbly Breast Odyssey campaign…
