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30 May 2025 When AI Becomes Less Intelligent Beyond the English-speaking World Surachanee Sriyai Social media depend largely on English-language models to train their AI content moderation models. This has become a problem. Artificial Intelligence Digital Culture Large Language Model
16 May 2025 Malaysia’s AI Flag Fiascos: The Need for Digital Governance Nuurrianti Jalli Recent incidents involving AI-generated depictions of the Malaysian national flag underscore the need for capacity building to instil AI literacy. Artificial Intelligence Civil Society Digital Culture Malaysia
25 Nov 2024 Public Participation and Digital Propaganda in Indonesia: A New Form of State Control? Aqida Salma Indonesia’s democracy faces the threat of digital authoritarianism. However, there are ways to mitigate the risks, even as state-driven propaganda floods digital public spaces. Digital Culture Indonesia Indonesian Politics Propaganda
8 Oct 2024 Beyond Fleeting Fascination: How Moo Deng and Butterbear Offer Escapism in Hard Times Surachanee Sriyai The viral popularity of a cute baby hippo and bear mascot is more than an Internet sensation; it enables people to momentarily escape their daily struggles. Civil Society Digital Culture Mental Health Thailand
