A locally developed platform is using artificial intelligence (AI) to help lawyers and ordinary Filipinos search Philippine laws and court decisions using everyday language, while checking citations against source documents before displaying an answer.
Alibaba Cloud has introduced new technologies for building, monitoring, and coordinating enterprise AI agents as it shifts its cloud infrastructure from an “AI-native” to an “agent-native” architecture.
The Landbank Visa Government Purchase Card allows agencies to set credit limits, restrict transactions to approved merchant categories, and monitor purchases digitally. It is intended for low-value procurement, official travel and recurring expenses, among other expenditures permitted under government rules.
Digital advocacy group Digital Pinoys has called on Dermalog to turn over the source code and other technical components of the Land Transportation Management System (LTMS), saying recurring outages showed the need for the Land Transportation Office (LTO) to gain full operational control of the platform.
A Philippine-built online platform is using artificial intelligence and student performance data to personalize preparation for college entrance examinations.
Filipino Gen Z workers reported slightly lower workplace happiness and higher levels of stress than older employees, according to a survey released by online employment platform Jobstreet by SEEK.
Under a memorandum of understanding signed Monday, July 20, the two agencies will identify financing use cases, conduct pilot implementations, and collect operational feedback to improve the DICT’s MSME AI Tech Stack.
Berde Renewables has signed a three-year agreement with Sungrow Power and regional distributor Solar Hive for the supply of solar inverters and battery energy storage systems for projects in the Philippines and Thailand.
Demand for credit products is rising among Filipino consumers, but high costs and eligibility barriers are preventing many prospective borrowers from completing their applications, according to TransUnion.
PLDT has completed a series of agreements with three Tagbanua Indigenous Cultural Communities (ICCs) and the National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP) for a submarine cable project intended to provide Palawan with additional network routes.
