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Some of my Projects

Victor Tan

A lot of you probably know that I was on a hiatus from YouTube for a while, and I was very happy to receive a warm welcome from you again just the other day.

Some of you gave me encouragement, saying that negative comments don’t matter that much.

Some of you know that I have somewhat of a distaste for modern-day Malaysian politics, but none of those things really completely explain why I was away.

Perhaps my new projects page will show you a little more clearly.

You will find it here!

It’s also worthwhile to note that I was recently invited to give a presentation on some of these projects at the PJ Startup Week on 16 August 2026.

I’ll be representing the Malaysian Mensa, in speaking about the topic “Is AI REALLY making us stupid?” – It is a far cry from an age long ago when I once said that I wouldn’t renew my membership. How things change, and how people change as well.

I’ll see some of you there!

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