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Teachers, parents call for ministry guidelines on graduation ceremonies - Vimarsana News

Teachers, parents call for ministry guidelines on graduation ceremonies

PETALING JAYA: A Muslim teachers’ group wants the education ministry to set guidelines to prevent lavish graduation ceremonies which parents are forced to spend a lot of money on.

Innocence lost: AI's impact on privacy | Borneo Bulletin Online - Vimarsana News

Innocence lost: AI's impact on privacy | Borneo Bulletin Online

PETALING JAYA (ANN/THE STAR) – Civil societies in Malaysia are sounding a cautionary note, highlighting how seemingly innocent images and videos shared on social media can be manipulated into explicit content using artificial intelligence (AI).  The most at-risk demographics, particularly vulnerable, are women and children. Mak Chee Kin, the chairman of the Melaka Action Group […]

Allocate more funds instead of asking students to clean toilets, government told - Vimarsana News

Allocate more funds instead of asking students to clean toilets, government told

PETALING JAYA: An activist has called on the government to allocate more funds for schools to maintain their toilets instead of teaching students to clean the facilities.

Q&A: Southeast Asia's Biggest Bank is Bullish on the Metaverse - Vimarsana News

Q&A: Southeast Asia's Biggest Bank is Bullish on the Metaverse

Singapore-based DBS, Southeast Asia’s biggest bank, is outspokenly bullish on financial services for the metaverse.

Booksellers urge PM, MoE to stop govt's new book-buying platform with 20pc commission, says will kill them off | Malaysia - Vimarsana News

Booksellers urge PM, MoE to stop govt's new book-buying platform with 20pc commission, says will kill them off | Malaysia

KUALA LUMPUR, March 8 — Malaysia’s booksellers today pleaded for the prime minister and the Education Ministry (MoE) to stop a government body’s plans to operate a book-buying platform with a private firm, claiming that this is a monopoly imposing 20 per cent commission charges and which...