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NeuroCampur Review 2026
Malaysia in an AI-Centric World.
The international voice of AI for Malaysia.
An independent Malaysian-led review structured around the seven deliverables introduced by AI Malaysia Berhad (National AI Office). The first edition publishes in October 2026.
NeuroCampur Review is independent and is not an official publication of the Malaysian government.
Why this edition matters
A defining moment for Malaysia's AI future.
Artificial intelligence is becoming one of the defining forces shaping Malaysia's education, healthcare, public services, economy, governance, language, data infrastructure and global competitiveness. NeuroCampur Review 2026 brings together Malaysian students, academics, professionals, diaspora contributors and international collaborators to publish serious, accessible and internationally readable work on Malaysia's AI future.
Review Strands
Seven strands. One edition.
Every contribution to NeuroCampur Review 2026 sits within one of the seven editorial strands aligned to the deliverables of AI Malaysia Berhad (National AI Office).
AI Technology Action Plan 2026–2030
Strategy, competitiveness, investor confidence, national AI capability and Malaysia’s transition from AI consumer to AI producer.
AI Adoption Regulatory Framework
Ethical and sustainable AI adoption, regulatory design, governance frameworks, compliance and responsible deployment.
Acceleration of AI Technology Adaptation
Applied AI adoption across priority Malaysian sectors, institutions, businesses and public services.
AI Code of Ethics
Responsible AI, fairness, transparency, privacy, accountability, bias, safety and public trust.
AI Impact Study for Government
AI’s impact on government capability, public administration, service delivery, policy design and citizen outcomes.
National AI Trend Report
Malaysia’s AI maturity, workforce readiness, sector adoption, investment trends, comparative benchmarks and ASEAN positioning.
Datasets related to AI technology
Data governance, national datasets, local models, Malay-language AI, infrastructure, interoperability and AI readiness.
Optional · Working Group Lens
Cross-cutting lenses across all strands.
Authors may optionally identify the working-group lens that best frames their contribution.
Optional · Applied AI Sector
Priority sectors for applied work.
For applied submissions, authors may optionally name the priority Malaysian sector their work addresses.
Who can contribute
A Malaysian-led, internationally readable Review.
The 2026 edition welcomes contributions from a deliberately wide circle, anchored in Malaysian voices.
Editorial standards
What we look for in every submission.
Clear relevance to Malaysia
Direct connection to artificial intelligence
Alignment with at least one Review strand
Evidence-informed reasoning
Originality
International readability
Responsible AI awareness
Public value
Respect for editorial independence
Editorial Timeline
From call to first edition.
May 2026
Call opens
30 June 2026
Pitch/abstract deadline
31 July 2026
Full manuscript deadline
August 2026
Editorial review
September 2026
Revisions and copyediting
October 2026
First edition launch
For contributors
Why publish with NeuroCampur Review?
Aligned with Malaysia's AI future
Your work contributes to an international Malaysian-led conversation structured around Malaysia's national AI ambitions.
Built around official AI priorities
The Review strands reflect the seven deliverables introduced by AI Malaysia Berhad (National AI Office).
International Malaysian voice
The Review is designed to make Malaysian AI thought readable and visible to global academic, policy, professional and diaspora audiences.
Editorial development
Suitable submissions may receive feedback to improve clarity, argument, structure, evidence quality and public value.
Responsible AI standards
Submissions are expected to be transparent, evidence-informed and ethically aware.
NeuroCampur Review is selective. The aim is not to publish everything submitted, but to develop and showcase serious Malaysian AI thought with international relevance.
Forthcoming archive
The NeuroCampur Review 2026 archive will open when the first edition is released in October 2026.
NeuroCampur Review is independent and is not an official publication of the Malaysian government.