Students innovate to combat waste, dementia and allergies


Malaysian students create award-winning AI solutions addressing food waste, dementia support, and child allergy safety, showcasing the nation’s growing role in impactful, socially driven technology. — 123rf

THE recent Intel AI Global Impact Festival 2024 saw Malaysian students taking centre stage in the realm of artificial intelligence (AI), with projects that address critical challenges such as memory support, waste management and child allergy safety.

The event, now in its fourth year, brought together young minds from 25 countries, all eager to showcase AI solutions aligned with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals.

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