Written by Muhammad Risqy The transition from high school to college was quite a heavy pressure because there were so many differences, from friendships to the scope of learning, and so on, and I myself came from a religious school that had never experienced learning in a public setting. This Read more
Written by: Natalie Grace Sierra Adi Staff of Research and Development In mid-September 2025, California-based AI (artificial intelligence) company Anthropic detected what it described as a “highly sophisticated espionage campaign” that manipulated its Claude Code language model tool. According to the company, a Chinese state-sponsored group manipulated Claude using “agentic” Read more
Written by: Pelangi Retta Gyani Sihombing Staff of Research and Development Tokyo has always been a city of motion. Its neon districts glow late into the night, taxis weave between crowds, and the sound of luggage wheels rolling across train stations reminds locals that Japan has become one of the Read more
Written by: Jonathan Jordan Staff of Research and Development The 30th United Nations Conference of the Parties (COP30) is being carried out in Belém, Brazil, from November 10 to 21. The multilateral forum is aimed at providing solutions to the threat of climate change. In many ways, the COP30 is Read more
Written by: Fayza Arisanda External Secretary of the Board of Executive Hi ISAFIANS! Who knows the concept of gastronomy? Quoting from the Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Education, Gastronomy is a form of expressing culture as part of the aesthetics of life, the culture in question being food and drink. Read more