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Malaysia's Communications Minister Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil has urged parents to monitor their children's interactions with artificial intelligence systems, warning that AI should never replace human relationships despite its usefulness.
Malaysia's Librarians Association is partnering with the National Library to elevate professional recognition, develop clearer career pathways, and expand skills training in digital literacy and emerging technologies.
Communications Minister Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil has urged the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission to expand digital safety campaigns and e-commerce training to rural areas and FELDA settlements, arguing such initiatives should not be limited to urban centres.
Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil has stressed the importance of cultivating patriotism and digital literacy among Malaysian youth, particularly secondary school students, to prepare them for modern challenges including fake news and artificial intelligence.
Eight secondary school boys in Tawau have been arrested and remanded for two days following a brawl involving the distribution of AI-generated sexual content, highlighting growing concerns over synthetic media abuse among young people.
UN Under-Secretary-General Melissa Fleming has urged young people to champion information integrity through responsible social media use, while calling on governments and tech companies to regulate digital platforms and curb misinformation.
Malaysia's Department of Environment has firmly denied creating or endorsing a viral infographic ranking state cleanliness levels, urging the public to verify information through official channels only.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has announced a seven-point welfare initiative for Felda settlers in Maran, targeting housing modernisation, digital skills development, educational support, healthcare access, and staff welfare improvements.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has announced RM29 million in fresh allocations for FELDA communities, including digital literacy programmes, school repairs, and healthcare initiatives, during celebrations marking the authority's 70th anniversary.
Sabah's youth minister has urged intensified digital literacy campaigns following a sharp rise in online-related complaints on the east coast, emphasising the need for greater public awareness and cautious online behaviour.