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Through Many Windows

AI must serve humanity – and the law must ensure that it does

As a lawyer and citizen, the writer is increasingly concerned about a simple question: who will ultimately control whom?

All the pieces matter

Is AI going nuclear?

Which AI prophecies should we believe, doom or boom? This writer asks AI for answers.

On The Beat

When men of God lose sight of God

A place in heaven is up to the Almighty, whatever name we call him by. We should not fall for people in robes who purport to speak for God.

It's Just Politics

A new political calculus

Datuk Seri Najib Razak's move from prison cell to house arrest has shifted the dynamics within the unity government and opened up fresh questions about what comes next.

The Star Says

Relief from the heat, but use power wisely

THE hot weather has been hard enough for many Malaysians – add the haze and many of us have had little choice but to stay indoors, with air conditioners and fans running full blast for longer than usual.

On The Line

An election that began with a violation

IN over three decades covering Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) congresses, I have never witnessed proceedings as unprecedented as those before Thursday's elections.

Analysis

Doom and gloom in DAP

The house arrest decision for Najib has been like a nightmare become reality for Pakatan but a dream come true for the Umno crowd.

Citycism

Time to rethink road barriers 

AUTHORITIES must rethink conventional metal guardrails to make Malaysian roads safer.

Sports Box

Honohon lights the flame as our Asiad athletes aim to burn bright 

RED-HOT Honohon is ready to greet the world as Japan kicks off the Asian Games with the opening ceremony today.

Why Not?

Pollution, politicians and polemics 

The haze that's shrouding Malaysia is no joke. But it's not just the pollutants in the air. There so many other things that are just so hazy now.

At Full Swing

Ready to welcome a new team league to grow women’s golf

TIMING and intention matter in sport, and it is especially so for women's golf with recent data suggesting the game is on the precipice of greater things.

Making Progress

Corporate rescue and the cost of repeated moratoria

MALAYSIA'S Companies Act 2016 introduced judicial management and corporate voluntary arrangements, alongside the established scheme of arrangement, to give distressed companies an alternative to immediate liquidation.

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