Your posts, comments, and even memes could be training the next generation of AI,and often without your knowledge or consent.



Now, a lawsuit between Reddit and AI company Anthropic has sparked global debate: who really owns the content we put online, and what rights do users have when platforms and AI developers use it?



While the case is playing out in the US, it raises important questions for Malaysians too, especially as our data laws, like the Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA), don’t yet cover publicly available content or AI training use.



Joining us is Dr Lau Cher Han, CEO of LEAD and member of Konsortium AI Negara (Malaysia Artificial Intelligence Consortium), to help us break down the legal, ethical, and policy tensions shaping the future of online data and AI.

Your posts, comments, and even memes could be training the next generation of AI,and often without your knowledge or consent.Now, a lawsuit between Reddit and AI company Anthropic has sparked global debate: who really owns the content we put online, and what rights do users have when platforms and AI developers use it?While the case is playing out in the US, it raises important questions for Malaysians too, especially as our data laws, like the Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA), don’t yet cover publicly available content or AI training use.Joining us is Dr Lau Cher Han, CEO of LEAD and member of Konsortium AI Negara (Malaysia Artificial Intelligence Consortium), to help us break down the legal, ethical, and policy tensions shaping the future of online data and AI.

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Who Owns the Internet’s Data?

In an era of interconnected "poly-crises". from geopolitical tensions to cybersecurity threats and climate risks, how can organisations build true resilience? The answer may lie in redefining the role of a traditionally overlooked function: internal audit.



Derek Lee, Vice President of The Institute of Internal Auditors Malaysia, joins us to explain why the role must evolve from a reactive "policeman" focused on past compliance to a proactive, forward-looking strategic advisor. 



He discusses Malaysia's significant corporate resilience gaps and how internal audit is becoming crucial for navigating modern challenges like ESG compliance and cyber threats.



We discuss:




The shift from a "policeman mindset" to a "trusted business partner."


Why only 2% of Malaysian organizations are prepared for today's key risks.


The growing challenge of ESG compliance and Scope 3 emissions reporting.


How AI is enabling auditors to focus on high-value strategic advisory work.


The "three lines model" for organizational risk and accountability.



For board members, C-suite executives, and risk professionals, this explores how to leverage internal audit as a strategic asset to navigate uncertainty and build a resilient organization.

In an era of interconnected "poly-crises". from geopolitical tensions to cybersecurity threats and climate risks, how can organisations build true resilience? The answer may lie in redefining the role of a traditionally overlooked function: internal audit.Derek Lee, Vice President of The Institute of Internal Auditors Malaysia, joins us to explain why the role must evolve from a reactive "policeman" focused on past compliance to a proactive, forward-looking strategic advisor. He discusses Malaysia's significant corporate resilience gaps and how internal audit is becoming crucial for navigating modern challenges like ESG compliance and cyber threats.We discuss:<ul><li>The shift from a "policeman mindset" to a "trusted business partner."</li><li>Why only 2% of Malaysian organizations are prepared for today's key risks.</li><li>The growing challenge of ESG compliance and Scope 3 emissions reporting.</li><li>How AI is enabling auditors to focus on high-value strategic advisory work.</li><li>The "three lines model" for organizational risk and accountability.For board members, C-suite executives, and risk professionals, this explores how to leverage internal audit as a strategic asset to navigate uncertainty and build a resilient organization.</li></ul>

Internal Audit’s New Groove? From Policeman to Partner

Mergers and acquisitions often grab headlines with promises of synergy and growth. But the reality is that many M&A deals fail, not only failing to create value but actively destroying it. So what separates a successful corporate marriage from a costly divorce?



Ng Zhu Hann, CEO of Tradeview Capital, joins us to dissect the art and perils of M&A. He pulls back the curtain on the real motivations behind deals, the critical importance of cultural alignment over simple business synergy, and the common pitfalls that lead to value destruction.



We discuss:




The real motivations for M&A, from strategic growth to short-term KPI chasing.


Why most deals fail due to poor integration, overpaying, and value misalignment.


Strategies for minimizing risk, including staying within your "circle of competency."


The challenge of valuing companies in a disruptive tech landscape.


Key red flags that investors should watch for in any M&A announcement.



For CEOs, business leaders, and investors, this is a masterclass in the strategic thinking required to navigate the high-stakes world of corporate M&A.

Mergers and acquisitions often grab headlines with promises of synergy and growth. But the reality is that many M&amp;A deals fail, not only failing to create value but actively destroying it. So what separates a successful corporate marriage from a costly divorce?Ng Zhu Hann, CEO of Tradeview Capital, joins us to dissect the art and perils of M&amp;A. He pulls back the curtain on the real motivations behind deals, the critical importance of cultural alignment over simple business synergy, and the common pitfalls that lead to value destruction.We discuss:<ul><li>The real motivations for M&amp;A, from strategic growth to short-term KPI chasing.</li><li>Why most deals fail due to poor integration, overpaying, and value misalignment.</li><li>Strategies for minimizing risk, including staying within your "circle of competency."</li><li>The challenge of valuing companies in a disruptive tech landscape.</li><li>Key red flags that investors should watch for in any M&amp;A announcement.</li></ul>For CEOs, business leaders, and investors, this is a masterclass in the strategic thinking required to navigate the high-stakes world of corporate M&amp;A.

Why & When M&A Deals Destroy Value (& How to Avoid It)

Malaysia is shifting gears in its electric vehicle journey. Cities like Petaling Jaya are racing ahead with  plans to install 1,000 EV chargers by 2030, with the first 100 already in place.


But not everyone is cheering. In Taman Tun Dr Ismail, residents have raised concerns that newly installed chargers are eating into precious public parking space, highlighting a tension many urban areas face: how do you balance the needs of today’s communities with the demands of a cleaner, greener tomorrow?



We speak with Wan Agyl Wan Hassan, Founder of My Mobility Vision, about why such pushbacks happen, what’s at stake for city councils and residents alike, and how Malaysia can roll out EV infrastructure that works for both progress and people.

Malaysia is shifting gears in its electric vehicle journey. Cities like Petaling Jaya are racing ahead with&nbsp; plans to install 1,000 EV chargers by 2030, with the first 100 already in place. But not everyone is cheering. In Taman Tun Dr Ismail, residents have raised concerns that newly installed chargers are eating into precious public parking space, highlighting a tension many urban areas face: how do you balance the needs of today’s communities with the demands of a cleaner, greener tomorrow?We speak with Wan Agyl Wan Hassan, Founder of My Mobility Vision, about why such pushbacks happen, what’s at stake for city councils and residents alike, and how Malaysia can roll out EV infrastructure that works for both progress and people.

Who Owns the Internet’s Data?

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