Supreme Court (SC) chief justice Alexander Gesmundo has called for safeguards around the use of artificial intelligence in courts, saying digital reforms must protect rights, due process, security, and public trust.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has ordered three investment schemes to stop soliciting funds from the public, including a website promoting AI-assisted stock trading and a business advertising guaranteed returns on social media.
Artificial intelligence-assisted interpretation of chest X-rays could reduce the cost of tuberculosis screening in rural Philippine health units, although researchers cautioned that the projected savings depend heavily on local costs and diagnostic conditions.
Outgoing IBPAP president and CEO Jack Madrid said the industry’s strategy has shifted from expanding headcount toward developing capabilities for AI and higher-value work.
Chinese electric vehicle maker XPeng has formally launched in the Philippines with six variants of its X9 electric MPV and L03 SUV coupe, including a range-extended model capable of traveling up to 1,017 kilometers with its battery and onboard generator.
Energy storage technology firm Pylontech has launched its Fidus Battery Max in the Philippines, introducing a scalable battery system aimed at residential and other energy storage applications.
The World Intellectual Property Organization’s global database now includes 64 significant Philippine intellectual property (IP) decisions, making them available as references for courts and legal practitioners worldwide.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has given DragonFi Securities Inc. final approval to test a financial product that would give eligible Philippine-based investors access to selected US stocks and exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) said on Friday, Sept. 25, that it is investigating a possible exposure of 410 files associated with 48 companies in its Trusted Assessment Provider (D-TAP) accreditation program.
The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) is piloting an online system that records the status, physical location, and chain of custody of official documents as they move between offices.
