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Home of NeuroCampur Review 2026 · Malaysia in an AI-Centric World
NeuroCampur · Publishing Lab
NeuroCampur AI
Publishing Lab.
The international voice of AI for Malaysia.
Home of NeuroCampur Review 2026: Malaysia in an AI-Centric World, an independent Malaysian-led edition structured around the seven deliverables introduced by AI Malaysia Berhad (National AI Office).
The first edition responds to Malaysia's AI ambitions across technology strategy, adoption, regulation, ethics, government impact, national AI trends, datasets, infrastructure and sectoral transformation.
First edition scheduled for October 2026
NeuroCampur Review is independent and is not an official publication of the Malaysian government.
How it works
Three steps from idea to submission.
Writing guides live in the dashboard Library, and the full editorial rules are in the Publishing Policies.
A review, not a journal
This is not a journal or an academic publication — it is a review for every voice
NeuroCampur Review welcomes contributions from all stakeholders, whatever their background. You do not need to be an academic, hold a title, or have published before. Whether you are a student, practitioner, entrepreneur, policymaker, community leader or simply someone with considered work and opinions on AI and Malaysia — your voice belongs here, and we would be honoured to publish it.
What the Publishing Lab does
Not just papers. Malaysia's AI conversation, written for the world.
The Publishing Lab turns Malaysian AI ideas into publishable, internationally readable work that responds to official national AI priorities — while remaining editorially independent.
Turns Malaysian AI ideas into publishable work
The Lab gives contributors a clear route from draft idea to finished, internationally readable piece responding to Malaysia's official national AI priorities.
Writes into national AI priorities — independently
Editorial structure is aligned with the Malaysia National AI Office's seven deliverables, while remaining editorially independent of any government body.
Runs calls anchored in Malaysia's AI questions
Each call sits inside a live national concern — strategy, regulation, adoption, ethics, government impact, trends, or data — not an abstract theme.
Maintains a working library for writers
The Library helps students, academics, and practitioners frame claims, structure arguments, and cite responsibly for an internationally readable Malaysian audience.
Brings together academics, practitioners, and students
Multidisciplinary by design, because AI in Malaysia is never only a technical question — it is also legal, economic, clinical, and cultural.
Builds a durable public record
The aim is not only publication, but a serious archive of how Malaysia thought and wrote about AI as it built sovereign capability.
Ministry of Digital · AI Malaysia Berhad (National AI Office)
AI NATION2030
National AI Action Plan 2026–2030
This is the document that will shape the next five years of Malaysian AI: the national action plan that moves the country from aspiration to execution. It sets out Malaysia's vision of a value-driven, human-centric AI nation, the sectors it intends to transform first, the capabilities it must build, and the governance that will hold it all together.
Every strand of NeuroCampur Review 2026 speaks to this plan. If you intend to contribute, read it first — then write against it.
Published by the Ministry of Digital Malaysia. © Ministry of Digital Malaysia. Shared here for reference; NeuroCampur is independent and is not an official publication of the Malaysian government.
What's inside
14 Impact Engines
Sector transformation across healthcare, AI cities, public services, education, agrofood, manufacturing, plantation, MSMEs, energy, oil and gas, financial services and telecommunications.
14 Foundational Enablers
Human capital, market-driven innovation and adoption, data and compute infrastructure, and trust via responsible governance.
Five parts, one architecture
Strategic context, the action plan framework, impact engines, foundational enablers, and a whole-of-nation governance and implementation model.
Value-driven and MADANI-anchored
A human-centric AI nation built on Made by Malaysia capability, outcome-based policymaking and responsible AI practice.