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2 months ago | 
sinardaily.my | Sounder Rajen |L.R Turner |Kalpana Mahendran |Dashveenjit Kaur
This cautious approach raised important questions about the gap between AI’s hyped potential and its adoption among young workers. DASHVEENJIT KAUR 23 Feb 2025 08:00pm DESPITE being labelled digital natives and growing up in an era of rapid technological advancement, Gen Z is showing surprising restraint in embracing artificial intelligence (AI) in the workplace.
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2 months ago | 
sinardaily.my | Sounder Rajen |L.R Turner |Kalpana Mahendran |Dashveenjit Kaur
Armed with the customer's height, weight and a quick selfie taken on the phone, the French-based startup promises shoppers a better idea of what size would fit them best. 22 Feb 2025 08:03pm FROM sizing advice via selfies to robot stock-takers, online shopping behemoths have increasingly turned to artificial intelligence in a bid to stem the flow of bad-for-business clothes returns.
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2 months ago | 
sinardaily.my | L.R Turner |Kalpana Mahendran |Dashveenjit Kaur |Sounder Rajen
With EVs marketed as the next big leap in transportation, offering cutting-edge technology, environmental benefits and a futuristic driving experience, one might assume that Gen Z would naturally embrace them. SOUNDER RAJEN 21 Feb 2025 04:30pm Young people today are constantly keeping up with the latest trends, whether in fashion, technology or lifestyle choices. They are early adopters of new innovations, always seeking what is fresh, efficient and aligned with the future.
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2 months ago | 
sinardaily.my | Kalpana Mahendran |Dashveenjit Kaur |L.R Turner |Ili Liyana Mokhtar
Video games have shifted from a form of entertainment to a platform for social change thanks to a new generation of gamers. L.R TURNER 20 Feb 2025 02:00pm GONE are the days when video games were mere escapes from reality. For the new generation of gamers, these digital realms have morphed into vibrant arenas for activism, charity, and community-building. Today’s games are stage sets where quests extend beyond virtual worlds to impact real-world challenges.
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2 months ago | 
sinardaily.my | Dashveenjit Kaur |L.R Turner |Ili Liyana Mokhtar |Kalpana Mahendran
KALPANA MAHENDRAN 20 Feb 2025 09:00am THE online gaming community, already famous for being exclusionary and competitive, has traditionally mocked casual gamers for being "unskilled", or not taking the hobby seriously. Being able to play stressful, high-intensity games on their hardest settings was the skill level that 'real' gamers aspired to. However, something shifted post-pandemic. Now, there exists an entire genre dedicated to games that give you a sense of serenity.
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
sinardaily.my | Kalpana Mahendran |Karin Chan |Dashveenjit Kaur |Ili Liyana Mokhtar
Burnout can come from many places — an unreasonable workload, poor time management skills, or underlying health conditions. KALPANA MAHENDRAN 15 Jan 2025 09:00am Burnout, a form of chronic stress and exhaustion, has been on the rise since the Covid-19 pandemic. It is currently being experienced by more than half of young people around the world.
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Jan 13, 2025 | 
sinardaily.my | Sharifah Shahirah |Kalpana Mahendran |Wala Abdul Muiz
GUT health is vital to maintain both physical and mental health. Yet, it often goes overlooked, with many not realising that an unhealthy gut can lead to a range of serious conditions like diabetes, heart disease, and even cancer.
In Malaysia, the increasing prevalence of metabolic diseases such as type-2 diabetes, hypertension, and high cholesterol highlights the urgent need to focus on gut health.
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Jan 10, 2025 | 
sinardaily.my | Sharifah Shahirah |Kalpana Mahendran
Malaysians are among the least active walkers in the world. DID you know that adults should aim for a 8,000 - 10,000 steps per day to maintain good health?
You might think walking doesn’t make much of a difference, but its health benefits are undeniable. From significantly reducing depression and anxiety to boosting overall well-being, the rewards multiply when you hit that golden 10,000-step mark.
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Jan 10, 2025 | 
sinardaily.my | Kalpana Mahendran |Wala Abdul Muiz |Sharifah Shahirah
Let's walk the talk. WHILE walking is widely recognised as a cornerstone of a healthy lifestyle, Malaysia’s low walkability and daily step counts raise concerns about the nation’s physical activity levels. The country’s car-centric infrastructure further amplifies the challenge of promoting healthier lifestyles. That being said, Malaysia’s urban landscape tells a story of convenience, but not necessarily one of health.
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Jan 9, 2025 | 
sinardaily.my | Kalpana Mahendran |Wala Abdul Muiz |Sharifah Shahirah
Today’s society, driven by convenience and comfort, appears less physically active than previous generations. As the world advances, so does the technology that shapes our lives. Today’s society, driven by convenience and comfort, appears less physically active than previous generations.
Smartphones double as personal assistants and food delivery apps mean you never have to cook, it’s safe to say that technology has revolutionised how we live.
It all starts innocently enough.
