AI: A complement, not replacement


Moving with the times: (From left) Mohamed Hyypia, Lim, Gousalyaa and Deyeera.

KUALA LUMPUR: Despite artificial intelligence (AI) potentially affecting some 600,000 job roles over the next three to five years in the country, university students remain optimistic about the opportunities in the workplace.

Mohamed Hyypia Rosmaini said that while AI has been replacing many jobs, he believes not all roles can be substituted.The final-year student of South-East Asian studies said AI’s limitations include the need for human interaction at workplaces.“This is where the experiences I have acquired from being involved in student organisations at the university come in handy.

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