KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 6 (Bernama) -- Young Malaysians should not shy away from science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields over concerns that artificial intelligence (AI) will take over jobs, and instead view the technology as creating new opportunities and increasing the value of skilled workers.
General : AI Should Not Deter Young Malaysians From STEM - Chang
STEM, AI, TVET, Chang Lih Kang, technology
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Malaysia's Science Minister urges young people not to avoid STEM fields due to AI fears, highlighting new job opportunities.
- Malaysia aims for a 60:40 STEM-to-arts ratio, but enrollment remains low.
- AI may displace some jobs but is expected to create more opportunities globally.
- New roles in AI and digital technology are emerging, requiring upskilling.
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