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AI must be central to child online safety laws as kids adopt technology faster than adults, experts warn

As children embrace artificial intelligence at up to three times the rate of adults, experts say online safety laws can no longer focus solely on social media platforms, urging governments to embed AI governance, privacy safeguards and child rights into future digital regulations

Malaysian Bar Council urges stronger public consultation and multi-stakeholder input in shaping child online safety laws

Greater public consultation and collaboration among regulators, platforms, educators, parents and civil society are essential to effectively address growing online harms affecting children, says the Malaysian Bar Council. The call comes amid ongoing discussions on strengthening Malaysia’s online safety framework

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Petronas staff to be shown the door to make up losses from Petros deal?

Source claims national O&G firm is expected to see 30% revenue loss once agreed formula for natural gas distribution in Sarawak is implemented

Smoking to cost more: BAT Malaysia lights up price tags with new cigarette rates

Cigarette prices for top brands will rise between RM12.40 and RM18.40 per pack starting November 21, 2025

Axelsen confirms split from wife, just over a week after World Championships withdrawal

The Dane revealed the news on social media on Tuesday evening, saying the decision to part ways was made on amicable terms