When you cannot trust what you see, how do you trust what you believe? AI is testing every faith’s relationship with truth. Read more →
Category: AI & Future
I Let AI Plan My Entire Week
I handed my calendar to ChatGPT. It scheduled a nap, told me I scroll too much, and was uncomfortably right about everything. Read more →
I Asked AI to Write Sermons for Four Religions
I asked ChatGPT to write sermons for four religions. Then showed them to real leaders. Read more →
Digital Immortality (Part 2): Who Owns Your Uploaded Mind?
You asked whether AI could store your consciousness. Now the harder question: if it can, who owns that copy of you? Read more →
Mamak Stall 2.0: Would AI Roti Canai Taste the Same?
The mamak stall was Malaysia’s original social network — no password, no algorithm, just Uncle Kumar and a roti canai that knows you better than your phone does. So what happens when AI tries to run one? Would you still feel the syok? Or is some chaos meant to stay gloriously human? XAXAXA! Read more →
The Death of “Mainstream” Narrative: Fragmentation as Freedom
Alright. For most of human history, information moved in one direction. Kings spoke and subjects listened. Priests interpreted sacred texts and congregations accepted their interpretations. Newspapers decided what was important. Television networks determined which stories deserved national attention. A handful of powerful institutions acted as society’s loudspeakers, broadcasting a single narrative to millions of people at the same time. That… Read more →
The “AI-Native” Workspace: Why the “9-to-5” is a Logical Glitch
Alright, Brah! We are deep into the Y2026 runtime now, and it is time to address the most persistent “Legacy Bug” in our modern civilization: the 9-to-5 workday. We are living in an era of high-speed fiber, neural networks, and AI agents that can process a week’s worth of data in the time it takes you to brew a coffee… Read more →
The “Expertise” Glitch: Why the “Authorised Admin” is Legacy Code
Alright, Brah! Today we are moving away from the “unseen” and looking at something very real: the piece of paper on your wall. For decades, we’ve been told that to be a “System Admin” of knowledge, you need a specific certification. You need a Degree. You need a Title. You need an “Authorised Admin” (a professor or a board) to… Read more →
The Gospel According to AI: Would Robots Invent Religion?
Alright, Ever have one of those proper late-night thoughts, maybe after a few too many teh tariks or Kopis here in Johor Bahru, that just rattles around in your brain? Here’s one that’s been bugging me: If a super-smart Artificial Intelligence, one that could hoover up all the knowledge in the world in nanoseconds (think bigger and better than any… Read more →
The Future of Family: AI Nannies & Robot Grandparents – Are We Ready?
Alright! Imagine this: you come home to your flat here in Johor Bahru, and instead of a human pembantu rumah or a tired spouse, a shiny, polite robot is making dinner. Your kids are being read bedtime stories by an AI nanny that knows a million tales. And perhaps, your beloved nenek, who’s passed on, can still share wisdom (and… Read more →