AI to the rescue of families with special needs kids


Dr Vilasini delivering a speech during the launch at QIU in Ipoh.

QUEST International University Perak (QIU) and cognitive analytics company MyFinB have created an Articial Intelligence (AI) platform to assist families with special needs children plan for their financial needs.

Called “Better Life, Optimisation of Money” or Bloom, the platform assists parents to plan for their children’s financial needs including key expenditure categories such as food, transport, education and housing.

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