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WTF, The Valentine's Day Edition

14-Feb-25 09:30

WTF, The Valentine's Day Edition

In the mix today for What's The Focus, we have the AI summit in Paris, should Sosma be abolished and why are birthrates declining round the world. We are also introducing a mini segment, our recommendations for the week which are all about love.

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Produced by: Wong Shou Ning

Presented by: Keith Kam, Shazana Mokhtar, Wong Shou Ning


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Categories:  film,  culture,  technology,  Corporates,  controversies,  Family/Parenting,  politics,  government,  Cars/Motoring,  markets

Tags:  birthrate,  ai,  valentine's day,  movie,  sosma,  ai regulation,  honda,  nissan, 


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