Artificial intelligence (AI) is beginning to disrupt traditional career paths, reduce demand for routine work, and expose gaps in the Philippines’ preparedness for the technology, according to experts and researchers during a webinar hosted by the Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS).
A new financial technology platform called Luvit is entering the Philippine market, offering consumers quicker access to credit and installment-based payment options through an AI-driven lending system.
Ant International said it now connects more than 150 million merchants to over 2 billion user accounts worldwide, as the company outlined a strategy centered on artificial intelligence (AI) and financial interoperability during its MoMents 2026 fintech forum.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has expanded its artificial intelligence (AI) offerings, integrating OpenAI models into its cloud platform while introducing new tools aimed at enterprise productivity and customer service.
The Philippines is pushing for stronger regional cooperation on artificial intelligence (AI) as part of its role as Asean chair, with top officials highlighting both the opportunities and gaps in the region’s digital transformation efforts.
DLSU assistant professor Timothy Scott C. Chu’s research focuses on deploying AI models on UAV platforms to detect and quantify cracks in infrastructure exposed to earthquakes, typhoons, and environmental degradation.
The most profound impact of agentic AI is not the replacement of human jobs, but freeing us from the routine and augmenting human productivity, creativity, and purpose.
Despite high failure rates in scaling artificial intelligence (AI) initiatives, companies in Asia-Pacific (APAC) continue to ramp up investments, according to a new study by Accenture.
Oracle NetSuite said on Tuesday, April 29, that it is preparing to roll out a new set of AI-driven features across Southeast Asia, with the Philippines and Singapore expected to be among the first markets to receive the technology.
Enterprise automation firm Workato has set up a Philippine subsidiary as part of its expansion in Southeast Asia, positioning the country as both a growth market and an operations hub supporting global customers.
