A new study by the Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) warns that AI presents significant challenges to media sustainability, information integrity, and intellectual property protection.
The increasing use of artificial intelligence (AI) in online propaganda campaigns has underscored the need for stronger digital literacy and cybersecurity measures in the Philippines as the country accelerates its digital transformation.
The announcements centered on Microsoft's effort to address what it described as a fragmented AI ecosystem by providing developers with tools to build, deploy, and govern AI systems across different environments.
The Philippines ranked third among national delegations at the 2026 Northern Eurasia Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence (NEOAI), with eight Filipino students placing in the global top 100 of the international competition.
Under the collaboration, FEU Tech will provide more than 14,000 students, faculty members, and staff access to OpenAI’s ChatGPT Edu and Codex platforms.
Asia-Pacific logistics operators are facing rising delivery costs and increasing pressure to modernize last-mile operations, according to a new industry report released during the “Last Mile Leaders Asia 2026” summit in Bangkok.
Taiwan-based Altos Computing is expanding beyond its traditional hardware business as it pushes deeper into enterprise AI infrastructure, targeting growth opportunities in the Philippines and the broader Asia-Pacific region.
Anker’s premium audio brand soundcore has introduced its new Liberty 5 Pro Series earbuds in the Philippines, highlighting artificial intelligence-powered audio and productivity features as competition intensifies in the premium true wireless stereo (TWS) market.
LaundromatAI, developed by Cebuano founder Sean Raynon, is designed specifically for laundry businesses still relying on manual tracking, paper tickets, and outdated POS systems.
SC senior associate justice Marvic Leonen warned against “cognitive offloading,” or excessive reliance on AI systems that could weaken critical thinking and empathy among judges.
