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Frequently using the Gemini Pro and Flow applications to produce AI-generated works, the Johorian features visuals of herself with her cat character named Pumpkin as the main focus of her content, attracting fans of the adorable feline. - Photo source: Fikri Jalil and Rith Radzi via Bernama

Aishah Muhammad Yassin remembers her frazzled mother giving her a smartphone and putting on ‘Upin & Ipin’, a popular Malaysian animated series for children, for her to watch. - BERNAMA FILE PIX

The figurines are not just toys for children to play with but also for collectors who grew up alongside them. Photo source: Kuyen SemolStudio

Displaying her patriotic spirit, the mother of two creates Jalur Gemilang-themed 3D jellies every August and September to mark National Day and Malaysia Day. - Bernama photo

People walk by a YouTube logo, as Google celebrates the 20th anniversary of first video uploaded to YouTube, at the company's corporate headquarters in San Bruno, California, on April 23, 2025. (Photo by JOSH EDELSON / AFP)

Renowned preacher Azhar Idrus shared his thoughts on the issue of generating cartoon-like AI images of humans and whether it is permissible in Islam.

This photo illustration taken on April 2, 2025 shows a woman looking at a Facebook user profile displaying an image generated by artificial-intelligence (AI) in the style of Studio Ghibli animation on a mobile phone in Bangkok, Thailand. (Photo by Manan VATSYAYANA / AFP)

Adding to the uniqueness, this former engineer uses 3D picture frames to encase her clay-based portraits, customising them according to the backdrop requested by customers. Photo by Bernama

Many netizens found the images "entertaining”, while others were excited about the designs as they reminded them of their childhood. However, some criticised them for compromising the identity of traditional attire. Photo credit: nabiu_rahman/TikTok

Zaim Ikhwan Zahari (left) and his wife Ismanira Abdul Manaf. Photo by Bernama