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US-based Filipino AI Expert Kendrick Kho doesn’t dismiss the concerns that AI might one day kill us all. But in the PH context, the biggest risk it poses is the loss of our competitiveness.

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We spent decades teaching machines how to feel, only to realize we have forgotten how to do it ourselves.

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When we lose our ability to think for ourselves and be original, we risk losing what makes us human. 

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We must remember to remember: that remembrance is resistance.

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The world is pouring billions into AI and getting almost nothing back. This AI company built right here in the Philippines thinks it has solved the issue.

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Universities are busy writing rules to keep AI out of the classroom. The more useful task is teaching students the one reading skill the machine cannot perform.

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Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, asks humanity to decide what kind of world it is building with artificial intelligence. The answer requires more than theology.

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The everyday superapp now also lets you order from two different restaurants without the extra delivery fee.

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According to Foxmont Capital and BCG's latest report, Manila's private capital market grew by 34 percent, outdoing Indonesia and Vietnam.

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Amid the global debate on the various issues surrounding artificial intelligence (AI)-ethical dilemmas, environmental impacts, labor market disruption, security risks-the University of the Philippines Diliman College of Engineering is proactively addressing the demand for skilled and responsible AI professionals. The ...
As artificial intelligence takes a toll on the environment, education, and the economy, the need for ethical reckoning has never been greater.
In a cafe tucked under a mall escalator, Carljoe Javier sets his coffee down to sweep his moppy hair off his face, revealing a sharp undercut. In a dark t-shirt, he suddenly looks like a guy who plays guitar in a ...
In this cyberpunk dystopia, artificial technology is a coping mechanism.
The way we use Artificial Intelligence (AI) shows how incredibly lonely we are. Despite being able to access all of global knowledge, despite having all these digital servants, despite having everything curated to our personal tastes through finely tuned algorithms-we are ...
The regional superapp led by its CEO Anthony Tan, is going all in on AI, using it as a foundation in a new suite of features meant to answer the most pressing of its users’ needs.
SINGAPORE: Leading regional ride-hailing and food delivery app Grab introduced new products and features at a big launch event here in the company's home country on Tuesday (April 8). Many of the new features are backed by innovations in artificial ...
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