AI

To seize opportunities offered by artificial technology (AI), Department of Science and Technology (DOST) secretary Renato U. Solidum Jr. said his agency is proposing a National AI Strategy for the Philippines or "NAIS Ph"

As AI becomes more convincing, something crucial is becoming harder to maintain: trust.

Data center operator ST Telemedia Global Data Centres (STT GDC) Philippines recently held its annual Practical Insights event last May 8, which focused on the evolving digital economy driven by expanding data center capacity, infrastructure enhancements, and AI-powered solutions.

Professional IT services provider Accenture has released its annual research study “Tech Vision 2025”, which outlines how AI-powered autonomy is reshaping industries across the digital landscape.

In order to expand the Philippine real estate industry into the global market, Talino Venture Studios has officially launched an AI-powered property technology solution known as Bahai Deals.

Property technology startup NoneAway has launched its AI Concierge, which is said to be the first AI-powered real estate concierge app in the Philippines designed to serve property buyers, owners, brokers, and global investors.

Radenta Technologies, one of the country’s leading solutions integrators, recently signed an agreement with San Sebastian College-Recoletos Manila for the integration of artificial intelligence solutions within the school’s educational environment.

Vitro Sta. Rosa data center is especially notable for its AI capabilities, supported by NVIDIA-powered GPU servers, allowing ePLDT to offer the first GPU-as-a-Service (GPUaaS) in the Philippines, and nearby countries.

AIFirst, a company that builds AI for businesses and startups, is launching a first-of-its-kind AI Engineering Bootcamp in the Philippines to develop a generation of talent that will shape the country’s AI economy.

A new report from software behemoth Microsoft has revealed that AI has started to lower the technical bar for fraud and cybercrime actors looking for their own productivity tools, making it easier and cheaper to generate believable content for cyberattacks at an increasingly rapid rate.