Two Malaysian brothers, Mohammad Parsa (12) and Mohammad Rohan (9), have etched their names in history as the youngest-ever speakers at the ASEAN AI Malaysia Summit 2025. Recognized as among the nation’s youngest tech founders, the duo impressed industry leaders with their groundbreaking innovation, MineduAI, an AI-powered learning platform built within Minecraft.
MineduAI turns the world’s most popular game into a dynamic classroom, where an intelligent virtual tutor guides students step-by-step through subjects like math and science. By blending the excitement of gaming with the power of education, the platform makes learning not only fun but also deeply effective.
Harnessing generative AI, real-time progress tracking, and personalized feedback, the platform addresses one of Malaysia’s biggest education challenges: keeping students engaged and motivated in a digital-first world.
As the youngest speakers at the summit, they had the honour of meeting Malaysia’s Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, who recognized the impact of their work.
“We wanted to make learning as fun and exciting as gaming but with real educational value. MineduAI lets students explore, build, and learn with an AI companion that guides them step-by-step,” said Parsa during his speech at the event, held 12–13 August 2025 at MITEC, Kuala Lumpur.
At the summit, educators and industry experts highlighted the platform’s potential to improve student engagement, particularly in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) and other core subjects. Experts also emphasized that MineduAI can provide affordable and scalable tutoring to rural and underserved communities, while embedding 21st-century skills such as coding, collaboration, and problem-solving into daily learning.
The brothers’ story isn’t just about technology. Both are national-level athletes in Brazilian jiu-jitsu and wrestling, balancing competitive sports, studies, and entrepreneurship, all while still in primary school. Their journey is a powerful reminder that innovation doesn’t need to wait for adulthood.
MineduAI is now preparing for a wider roll-out, with plans to collaborate with schools, education NGOs, and global technology partners to bring its AI-driven Minecraft learning experience to classrooms across Malaysia and Southeast Asia.
The invention is set to redefine how students learn.
For more information on MineduAI and partnership opportunities, visit www.minedu.ai
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