More than 90% of Philippine respondents to a Synology survey consider AI-ready infrastructure important to improving workflow efficiency and productivity, but concerns over data security and privacy remain significant barriers to adoption.
The Philippines needs more detailed labor-market data to identify workers supporting the artificial intelligence (AI) industry and determine how the technology is reshaping jobs, an international economist said.
AMD is urging enterprises to rethink their computing infrastructure as agentic AI adoption drives up token consumption and cloud computing costs, with the chipmaker pointing to distributed AI architectures as one way to manage expenses.
As AI makes content easier to produce, communicators’ value increasingly lies in sound judgment, building trust and helping shape organizational decisions before they are announced.
The Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (Tesda) will add free cloud computing and artificial intelligence courses from Amazon Web Services (AWS) to its online learning platform under an agreement signed on Sept. 29.
As polished production becomes increasingly accessible, organizations will need more than the ability to generate. They will need worthwhile ideas, distinctive inputs, meaningful measures, and the discipline to test assumptions against reality.
As AI moves deeper into BPO operations, the critical question will not simply focus on whether the machine can make the decision, but whether the organization can understand, challenge, and take responsibility for it.
The Philippines needs to rethink its workforce strategy as artificial intelligence (AI) threatens occupations that the country has traditionally invested in while skilled Filipino workers continue to seek better opportunities abroad, economists and education experts said.
Supreme Court (SC) senior associate justice Marvic Leonen said government institutions should treat technology as a means of improving public services rather than an end in itself, as he outlined the judiciary’s approach to digital transformation and artificial intelligence (AI).
Local firm YCO Cloud and Singapore-based Aolani plan to deploy a large-scale AI computing cluster in the Philippines, with an initial launch targeted for the first quarter of 2027.
