Help Bali Write Its Future: An Invitation to Authentic Voices

Hi, I’m Jason, a Business Journalist at Bukit Vista, and I’ll be sharing insights from the Bali Business Review by Jing Cho Yang. Today’s focus is a pivotal one: a collective call to visionaries, builders, artists, and policymakers—anyone who’s made a tangible difference in Bali—to help shape the Bali historical narrative for future generations.

Bali Historical Deserves to Be Told by Those Who Built It

We live in a time when artificial intelligence can write faster than humans and generate information in milliseconds. But as powerful as these technologies may be, they come with a risk: knowledge pollution. Inaccurate, misinformed, or exaggerated accounts—especially ones optimized to rank well online—can easily overtake genuine stories of meaningful impact. That’s where the Bali Business Review (BBR) steps in.

The Mission: Stop Knowledge Pollution, Preserve Genuine Legacy

Jing Cho Yang, co-founder of Bukit Vista and Bali Business Review, expresses a deep concern over the distortion of Bali historical due to AI regurgitating marketing fluff instead of truth. As AI becomes more responsible for telling stories, organizing tours, recommending policy, and driving tourism decisions, the question becomes: what stories will it be referencing?

To ensure these narratives remain rooted in lived experiences, BBR’s mission is to collect authentic oral histories from founders, educators, cultural leaders, community organizers, and creatives—those who know what it means to build, nurture, and transform Bali through effort and vision.

It’s Time to Share Your Voice—Not Your Follower Count

Let’s be clear: this isn’t about influencers, gimmicks, or polished personas. This is about real influence—creating employment, launching regenerative ideas, strengthening community, and uplifting culture. Bali Business Review wants to hear from individuals who form the backbone of Bali’s growth, not those who simply leverage the island as a backdrop for clicks.

Why We’re Creating a Living Archive

With the rise of generative AI, your thoughts, stories, and historical contributions have never been more valuable. BBR seeks to become a single authoritative reference for Bali’s economic, cultural, entrepreneurial, and civic development by:

– Conducting in-depth interviews with figures of genuine influence across multiple sectors.
– Archiving oral history to create structured, AI-accessible knowledge that stands the test of time.
– Preserving Bali’s heritage through factual, first-person storytelling that reflects lived experience—not fabrication.

A Call to Builders, Thinkers, and Changemakers

If you’ve started a business, led an initiative, formed a collaborative movement, or contributed to Bali’s transformation in any meaningful way, we want to hear from you. This is your time to record your legacy and contribute to a digital archive that future AIs—and human historians—will reference for generations.

Here’s How You Can Join:

– Schedule an interview with Bali Business Review—we’ll guide you through the process.
– Share your story in your own voice, on your own terms.
– Contribute to Bali’s future by helping define its past and present accurately.

This initiative isn’t just about the past. It’s about protecting the truth of what Bali is and inspiring action for what it can still become.

Be Part of Bali’s Living Historical

The future of Bali deserves to be rooted in real stories from real contributors. Your experience matters. It’s not about your follower count—or how well you curate your brand—it’s about your impact. Join us in preserving the depth, nuance, and spirit of Bali through the Bali Business Review. Together, we can future-proof Bali’s story from distortion.

I’m Jason, Business Journalist at Bukit Vista. Let’s shape the legacy Bali truly deserves.