Philippine companies are beginning to move their artificial intelligence projects out of experimental environments and into actual operations, according to a regional executive of enterprise software firm Salesforce.
The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has ordered all its offices to stop using the Stradcom-operated information technology system and process motor vehicle, driver’s license, and other transactions exclusively through the government-owned Land Transportation Management System (LTMS).
Sen. Risa Hontiveros has urged Roblox to appoint a legal representative in the Philippines who can respond to government orders and requests involving possible online child abuse.
Artificial intelligence could generate new forms of work as it lowers the cost of performing complex tasks, according to a senior Salesforce executive, who argued that greater efficiency does not necessarily translate into reduced demand for human workers.
Enterprise technology firm Appistoki plans to expand further in the Philippines, which now generates 70% of its revenue in Southeast Asia, as local companies explore the use of agentic artificial intelligence (AI).
Salesforce has unveiled AIforce, a new interface layer that allows employees and AI agents to access company data, workflows and business rules through platforms such as Anthropic’s Claude, Slack, and Salesforce Lightning.
Cloud computing giant Salesforce has introduced Koa, its first customer relationship management reasoning model for Agentforce, developed with Nvidia to handle complex, multistep business processes.
Artificial intelligence is opening opportunities that were previously out of reach and is more likely to generate new work than eliminate jobs, Salesforce chair and CEO Marc Benioff and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said at the opening keynote of Dreamforce 2026 on Tuesday, Sept. 15.
Supreme Court (SC) senior associate justice Marvic Leonen has warned judges and lawyers that using artificial intelligence without careful scrutiny could produce errors and deepen injustice.
Sen. Panfilo “Ping” Lacson has proposed requiring the National ID, also known as PhilSys ID, as the primary means of verifying the age of Filipinos seeking to open social media accounts, arguing that other methods may create loopholes and enforcement problems.
