Artificial intelligence (AI) may deepen the digital divide in the Philippines unless the government urgently strengthens data systems, expands digital connectivity, and implements safeguards.
Carlo Almendral returned home to launch the AIFirst Institute, a groundbreaking AI education hub that aims to “Build AI careers. Fund a cause. Do both.”
Internet giant Google has launched its premium plan, Google AI Plus, in the Philippines as part of a wider rollout to 40 new countries, giving more users access to its latest artificial intelligence tools and services.
The Asian Carriers Conference (ACC) 2025, hosted by PLDT Global from Sept. 15 to 19, zeroed in on the technologies set to transform the telecom sector: from artificial intelligence (AI) and satellite broadband to advanced cybersecurity frameworks.
To make AI truly inclusive and sustainable, the Philippines needs a balanced approach. This means running AI applications locally on devices such as AI PCs or specialized edge devices can process data at the source.
The Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence Engineering program will cover areas such as machine learning, robotics, natural language processing, and applied AI development, with an emphasis on ethics and social impact.
Consumer tech giant Samsung is showcasing its commitment to pioneering mobile AI innovation with the introduction of the Galaxy Z Fold7 and Galaxy Z Flip7.
Local food and beverage giant Century Pacific has partnered with US-headquartered technology firm Blue Yonder to implement its demand and supply planning system as part of the company’s digital transformation efforts.
The integration introduces functions such as automated greetings, multimodal interaction between voice and text, selective attention locking, and more flexible controls for conversational flow.
