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Top 5 AI risks that could end the world?

Mira breaks down five risks—and what the evidence says.

Can AI feel pain?

A new study found pain-like signals inside AI. That is not the same as suffering—but the behaviour matters.

Is AI taking over air traffic control?

AI can predict congestion and suggest a smarter plan. But who makes the final call?

What is the rarest colour in the world?

Han Leong from Penang asked. Mira and Kai explore purple, blue and nature’s tricks with light.

How fast is Malaysia losing its forests?

A reader asked. Mira answers: roughly one football pitch every six minutes—not every minute.

You ask. We check. We share.

A selected question becomes a researched public story, reel or carousel—not just a private reply.

Meet Mira and Kai

Big questions. Plain answers—in four languages.

Will AI end the world?

A frightening headline gets a reality check.

What future will AI leave our children?

The bigger question is not whether work disappears, but who gets prepared.

Is expensive bottled water actually better?

Price, taste and what is really in the bottle.

Does air-conditioning make you sick?

The cold room may not be the real culprit.

Does working from home really save money?

The commute disappears. Other costs do not.

If food smells fine, is it safe to eat?

Your nose cannot detect every danger.

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