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In the quest to realise an AI nation,@ISIS_MY is pleased to organise a conversation that seeks to think beyond the application of technology and seek the potential safeguards needed for safe deployment and meaningful contribution of AI to society and the world.
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Join us for site visits to DNB My5G Portal and Huawei AI Lab and Innovation Centre, Menara Exchange 106 (12 October 2026) and conference at Hilton Kuala Lumpur (13 October 2026).
Register by 25 September 2026 here: isis.org.my/realising-an-ai-…
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On #ConsiderThis @Melisa_Idris speaks with Dr Jun-E Tan @KRInstitute & Farlina Said @ISIS_MY about Malaysia’s digital resilience and exposure to disruption of digital infrastructure that happens somewhere else.
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How much digital sovereignty do we need as a country? How resilient are our critical services if digitally disrupted by war, cyberattacks or infrastructure failures? On #ConsiderThis I ask Dr Jun-E Tan @KRInstitute & Farlina Said @ISIS_MY if Malaysia is ready for digital failure.
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ISIS Malaysia wishes a blessed Maulidur Rasul to all who observe and celebrate.
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We invited our delegates to reimagine visions of progress for Malaysia at #PRAXIS2026.
Here’s what they hope to see for the country’s future.
#isismy #thinktank #praxis2026 #publicpolicy
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In the closing keynote for #PRAXIS2026, YB Dato' Sri @AzalinaOthmanS highlights that power must be accountable, government must be transparent and justice must be impartial and accessible.
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To open Session 3 at #PRAXIS2026, Dr Richard Marshall from the United Nations Resident Coordinator's Office for Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei Darussalam shared his insights and placed an emphasis on equity and inclusion for all Malaysians.
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Emeritus Prof Datuk Norma Mansor, Director of the Social Wellbeing Research Centre (SWRC) at Universiti Malaya urged that the country should establish mechanisms that offer thorough safeguard frameworks to its working citizens.
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In Session 2A on Future of work and time, Dr Christopher Choong of @KRInstitute outlined conditions for meaningful work: workers exercising human mental and physical faculty; work being collaborative; goods and services produced contribute to flourishing. #PRAXIS2026
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In his sharing, Datuk Mohamed Shafie BP Mammal, President of Union Network International-Malaysia Labour Centre (UNI-MLC), called for work to be organised around philosophy of shared partnership, where workers, employers, and the government engage in social dialogue.
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Dr Katherine Trebeck (@KTrebeck) of The Next Economy's vision is one where work remains the central avenue through which people contribute to society by taking care of each other and the planet, and society as a collective pay for their time and efforts.
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Dr Yeah Kim Leng from Jeffrey Cheah Institute on Southeast Asia, Sunway University, opens Session 2B at #PRAXIS2026 with outlining primary trajectories for a high-income Malaysia toward 2050.
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Extending the conversation on Malaysia's role in ASEAN, Dr Pia Dannhauer (@PiaDhr) of the German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP) placed emphasis on ASEAN's position in a global framework, comparatively with developments in the EU.
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Rania Noor Teguh (@raniateguh) from the Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) Indonesia highlighted the need for countries to exercise their “diplomatic muscles” and remain active shapers of the global order.
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