Built by people who've been on both sides.

Three founders. Decades of media, advertising, and operations between them. One conviction — AI should amplify human potential, not replace it.

Built by people who've been on both sides.

Three founders. Decades of media, advertising, and operations between them. One conviction — AI should amplify human potential, not replace it.
The problem

Real creators are losing work to AI they never consented to. No income protection. No legal recourse. No framework.

The model
proxifAI virtualises real talent as licensed Digital Twins. Talent earns passively. Brands scale authentically. Every use is consented and paid.
The standard
PDPA 2026 compliant from day one. Malaysia’s first ethical AI talent agency — built to lead, not follow.

Founding team

The people building it.

Three founders. Thirty years of combined experience across media, advertising, and operations. One direction.

AI Talent Agency in Malaysia

01 / Founder

Jake Abdullah

Founder & Chief Executive Officer

AI Talent Agency in Malaysia

At a moment when AI is cast as the executioner of human careers, Jake Abdullah is writing a different ending: augmentation over extinction.

With three decades of reshaping media — from reviving legacy empires to launching the world’s first AI radio announcer — he’s now building something more subversive: a talent agency designed for the algorithmic age. At proxifAI, humans don’t compete with machines. They co-opt them.

The model is simple, but radical: don’t fight the system, plug into it. proxifAI arms talent with AI as a force multiplier, turning creators into hybrid operators who scale faster, produce smarter, and stay culturally relevant.

For the strategist behind it all, the future isn’t man versus machine. It’s man commanding it.

02 / Founder

Daniel Yap

Founder & Chief Operating Officer

AI Talent Agency in Malaysia

While AI redraws the boundaries of creativity and commerce, Daniel Yap moves like someone who never believed in boundaries to begin with.

With nearly three decades in advertising, he has led brands across finance, FMCG, automotive, and tightly regulated “dark markets” like tobacco and alcohol — where constraint isn’t a limitation but a creative catalyst. Where others see walls, he finds angles.

An entrepreneur by instinct, Daniel doesn’t wait for permission. From co-founding Mont’Kiara International School to launching the Singapore Precious Metals Exchange, he has a track record of building from zero and scaling what works.

At proxifAI, that same mindset is now focused on the next frontier — where human ingenuity doesn’t compete with AI, it compounds with it.
AI Talent Agency in Malaysia
AI Talent Agency in Malaysia

03 / Founder

Vivien Linggi

Founder & Chief Marketing Officer

AI Talent Agency in Malaysia

Vivien Linggi has always known that the most dangerous moment for a brand isn’t failure. It’s growth without guardrails.

Twenty years across global networks, regulated markets, and founder-led scale-ups gave her a rare dual lens: the strategic rigour of Ogilvy and DDB, and the commercial accountability of someone who’s run her own P&L. She doesn’t just build campaigns. She builds the frameworks that make growth repeatable, and defensible.

At proxifAI, that instinct is the blueprint. In a market where AI adoption is outpacing trust, she’s the architect making sure the model holds: ethically constructed, commercially sound, and built to compound.

Because the brands — and the businesses — that will win the next decade aren’t the fastest. They’re the ones people still believe in.
proxifAI

"Humanising AI is not a tagline. It's the only way we operate."

Malaysia’s Ethical AI Human Talent Agency · proxifai.me
AI Talent Agency in Malaysia

01 / Founder

Jake Abdullah

Founder & Chief Executive Officer

At a moment when AI is cast as the executioner of human careers, Jake Abdullah is writing a different ending: augmentation over extinction.

With three decades of reshaping media — from reviving legacy empires to launching the world’s first AI radio announcer — he’s now building something more subversive: a talent agency designed for the algorithmic age. At proxifAI, humans don’t compete with machines. They co-opt them.

The model is simple, but radical: don’t fight the system, plug into it. proxifAI arms talent with AI as a force multiplier, turning creators into hybrid operators who scale faster, produce smarter, and stay culturally relevant.

For the strategist behind it all, the future isn’t man versus machine. It’s man commanding it.