Author: Krystle and Sean
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Malaysia Has an AI Plan. The Hard Part Is Making It Work for Businesses Like Yours.
Malaysia has an AI plan. The hard part is making it work for businesses like yours. Malaysia’s AI ambition is bold, timely, and necessary. Last week, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim urged faster action to prepare Malaysians for an AI-driven future, warning that rapid technological advancements are reshaping industries and creating new demands on the workforce.…
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Can AI Level the Playing Field for SMEs? Here’s What Malaysian Business Owners Need to Know
AI is rewriting the rules for Malaysian SMEs — and the window to act is narrowing Malaysia is home to over 1.07 million micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs). They’re the backbone of our economy, driving employment and national output. But for decades, SME growth followed a punishing formula: more customers meant more staff, which…
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Your AI Tools Might Be Getting Worse (Not Better) — Here’s How to Tell
OpenAI’s GPT-5.5 Codex has a documented performance degradation issue at specific reasoning-token boundaries. For Malaysian SMEs relying on AI automation, here’s what it means and how to protect your business.
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Best AI Productivity Tools for Malaysian SMEs in 2026
From WhatsApp chatbots to Canva AI — the best AI tools for Malaysian SMEs in 2026, with government grants covering up to 80% of costs.
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Ant International Opens KL Hub: 1,500 Tech Jobs and What It Means for Malaysian SMEs
Ant International opened its Global Development Centre in KL, creating 1,500 tech jobs. How this Malaysian fintech hub affects local businesses.
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Malaysia’s Government Is Exploring Agentic AI — Here’s Why That Matters for Your Business
MCMC’s content moderation workload hit 19.7 years of man-hours. Now Putrajaya is exploring agentic AI. What this means for Malaysian businesses.
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Microsoft Just Put $2.5 Billion Into an AI Deployment Company — What Malaysian SMEs Should Know
Microsoft launched a dedicated AI deployment company with $2.5 billion. Here’s what this means for Malaysian SMEs using AI tools.
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Malaysia’s Cybercrimes Bill 2026: Why Critics Say It Lets AI Companies Off the Hook
Malaysia’s Cybercrimes Bill 2026 aims to tackle digital offences — but critics say it goes after users while leaving AI companies unregulated.