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AI will not render lawyers obsolete, says SC justice

Addressing law graduates, SC justice Mario Lopez emphasized that AI is a mere tool for human utilization and not intended to replace humans, especially in the legal profession.

‘Tech expert’ lambasted after claiming YouTube curtailed Quiboloy’s freedom of speech

Purported “tech expert” and Manila Bulletin section editor Art Samaniego was the subject of criticisms from local netizens this week after claiming in an online interview that the right to free speech of controversial pastor Apolonio Quiboloy was violated when YouTube terminated the channels of entities owned by or affiliated with him.

CHED backs PIDS portal as first electronic repository of socioeconomic data

The Commission on Higher Education (CHED) has endorsed the Socioeconomic Research Portal for the Philippines (SERP-P), the country’s first and free electronic repository of socioeconomic materials produced by the Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS).

AWS unveils Manila Local Zone to lower latency to milliseconds

The new type of cloud infrastructure deployment will allow organizations with low latency or data residency requirements to run their applications closer to end users and on-premises data centers within the nation’s capital. 

Civil society groups call for passage of Open Access in Internet Services bill

On July 5, Better Internet PH together with nine organizations representing the business sector, ICT industry, and civil society signed a Joint Statement of Support for the immediate passage of the proposed Open Access in Internet Services Act.

Internet Transactions Act, E-Governance Bill among 20 priority bills to be passed by end 2023

The Internet Transactions Act/E-Commerce Law and the E-Government/E-Governance Bill are two of the 20 priority bills that the Marcos administration intends to pass by...

PhilSA signs pact with European Commission on Earth observation

The arrangement will serve as a basis for the implementation of a Copernicus capacity-building program for the Philippines, funded by the European Commission’s Directorate-General for International Partnerships (DG INTPA).

SC puts compilation of decisions, resolutions online

The Supreme Court (SC) officially launched on Monday, July 3, two new features on the Supreme Court E-Library: The Philippine Reports E-Books and individual case citation.

Jinggoy calls for Senate probe on online endorsement scams

Sen. Jinggoy Estrada cited reports on the alleged product endorsements of Dr. Willie Ong regarding a "miracle food" in the form of mixed nuts, and Dr. Tony Leachon, whose name and pictures were used to imply his personal endorsement of a product as a cure for diabetes.

Gov’t exploring immersive technology in healthcare

Current prototypes include Head Mounted Device System for ImGTS-BPSD, ImGTS-CP, ImGTS-CM, ImGTS-PD and Semi-CAVE System for ImGTS-BPSD and ImGTS-CP, aimed at serving Filipinos with disabilities by providing therapy through virtual experiences in a fun and engaging manner.

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