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More than 10.1 million international travellers visited Malaysia, a figure that puts the country well ahead of its regional neighbours. - CANVA

Global consumers are increasingly open to AI in healthcare, finance and insurance customer experiences, signalling a shift in expectations for personalised and efficient service. - 123RF photo

Despite renewed popularity, local Malaysian batik faces challenges from foreign competition and a need to evolve designs, with experts urging collaboration among all stakeholders to ensure its long-term appeal and preservation for younger generations. - Bernama file photo

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A survey found almost two-thirds of the more-than-1,000 hiring decision-makers polled used AI to generate job descriptions and screen applications. - Photo generated by Sinar Daily

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The study said the global exposure rate to GenAI stands at 25 per cent, but the figure climbs to 34 per cent in high-income countries due to greater digital integration. - Photo generated by Sinar Daily

With new car prices increasingly out of reach for many Malaysians, alternatives such as car leasing and buying second-hand vehicles are gaining traction. Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily

With vehicle prices remained high and public transport struggled to meet daily demands, more families were postponing or reconsidering parenthood to maintain financial stability. Photo: Canva

Prominent Chinese brands such as BYD and Chery, offering advanced technologies at competitive prices, have changed the perception of their products from being cheaply-made to highly capable, posing a significant threat to the competitiveness of other brands.