Michelle Anindya

Michelle Anindya has been a member of Linktree for 1 year and joined in March 2025. The social media accounts linked to from Michelle Anindya are: • LinkedIn Besides social media accounts, michelleanindya has populated their site with: • The Human Cost of Training AI – Asian Labour Review • Indosat opens AI center in Papua in symbol of 'digital awakening' • TikTok’s messy merger in Indonesia could be a preview of what’s to come in the U.S. • Indonesia grapples with the popularity and risks of Sam Altman's Worldcoin • Indonesia, home to the world’s largest nickel reserves, struggles to achieve its EV dreams • Indonesia gives E2W discounts a second try after initial fizzle • Indonesia’s e-bike shops are building their own batteries • Indonesia built its EV battery roadmap on nickel. Why is its first local battery maker not using it? • Indonesia’s EV ambitions highlight urgent battery recycling challenges • Singapore wants clean energy, but Indonesia sends mixed signals • Unilever took a blow in profits. An Israel-linked boycott threatens knockout • iPhone 16 ban: National pride vs Apple obsession • Netflix and thrill: The hunt for the next Squid Game in Southeast Asia • YouTube Shopping wants to unseat TikTok Shop in Southeast Asia • Grab built its own map in Southeast Asia, and is now going after Google • Goto's growing loan book isn't translating into revenue • A Rocket Internet-backed coffee chain, dead in Singapore, seeks resurrection in Indonesia • Indonesia rushed out a vote-counting app for this year’s election. It did not go well • Indonesia taps influencers to convince people to move to its new, under-construction capital • Why so many influencers are running for election in Indonesia • Delivery firm Sicepat rode Southeast Asia's giant e-commerce waves. Now, the tide's out • Upbanx claimed a US$120M valuation. Its loan products still don’t show for it • Why this Indonesian business succeeded as Tokopedia, Jeff Bezos-backed Ula failed • Indonesia’s only Islamic region is losing trust in its Shariah banks • How an Indonesian tycoon doubled his fortune to US$15B in a year • An Indian-origin movie mogul spawns a horror-film monoculture in Indonesia • Indonesia’s Iced Coffee Revolution • Three Examples Of Innovative Indonesian Coffee Processing • Global or local? Exploring the future of Indonesian coffee production • Exploring Five Popular Indonesian Coffee Varieties • How can we make coffee flavour wheels more inclusive? • Loving our aging parents when they begin slipping away • When art and bots collide • AI & us: Navigating tomorrow’s workplace • Smart Cities: For Whom?