Malaysia in 100 Years: Automation, Universal Basic Income & Services

Jeremy Lim, Secretary, Imagined Malaysia

14-Sep-23 15:00

Malaysia in 100 Years: Automation, Universal Basic Income & Services

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The robots, as they say, are coming for our jobs. We live in an era where robots can not only do factory work, but also ace MIT examinations, write poetry and so much more. But what does this mean for society? In conjunction with Merdeka and Malaysia, we imagine and discuss what Malaysia could look like in 100 years, with the rise of automation.

Produced by: Dashran Yohan

Presented by: Dashran Yohan

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Categories: Corporates, the workplace, technology

Tags: automation, robots, merdeka, malaysia day, universal basic income, services,

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