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PH startup trains, hires women workers for online job serving AI industry

Tech startup Connected Women is training both Filipino women for them to become data annotators, which are considered to be essential in any program that uses artificial intelligence (AI).

‘Track and trace’, ‘SSS loan’ among top searches on Google PH for June

News and updates related to Covid-19 continue to be on the list in the most searched queries and terms that topped Filipinos’ search history for the month of June.

Hit by Covid crisis, pilot finds work as online English teacher

With the Covid-19 contagion rendering about 2.6 million Filipinos out of work due to the temporary stoppage of business operations, home-based online jobs have become a viable source of income for workers affected by the crisis.

VIRAL | Leonen delivers powerful speech during online oath-taking of new lawyers

During the online oath-taking of new lawyers – a historic first for the legal profession – SC justice Marvic Leonen highlighted the solemn duty that lawyers must perform in society and the role of technology in fulfilling that responsibility in these troubled times.

‘Cash-strapped’ PH gov’t moves to impose digital tax amid pandemic

Badly needing revenues to arrest the slide of the local economy, the government is moving to introduce tax on the digital economy, particularly on video-streaming companies and large online sellers.

Online MCLE seen replacing traditional classes due to pandemic

With the end of the Covid-19 pandemic still not within the horizon, it is now highly probable that virtual classes – including the Mandatory...

With videocon hearings, SC ushers new era in judicial proceedings

The Covid-19 pandemic has shifted the tradition-bound Philippine judiciary into a new direction, bringing an unprecedented change by pushing the Supreme Court (SC) to introduce hearings through videoconferencing.

Virtual Barter | Bacolod online community goes cashless

The pandemic has triggered a mode of exchange of good and services that existed some 6,000 BC to surface again.

DOST deploys 4 new tech solutions to fight Covid-19

The homegrown technologies developed by local researchers range from robotics to logistics support.

Teleconsultation comes to the aid of non-Covid patients

Despite the limitations brought about the Covid-19 pandemic, technology has provided a solution for physicians to still practice their profession – via teleconsultation.

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