Artificial intelligence has made creating and accessing information faster and easier, but it has also made it harder to distinguish what is real from what is merely convincing.
Alibaba has opened beta testing for Wan3.0, an artificial intelligence model capable of generating videos up to 30 seconds long from inputs that include text, images, video, audio, webpages, PDFs, and PowerPoint presentations.
Cyberespionage group SilverFox is using counterfeit artificial intelligence applications and phishing campaigns to target businesses across the Asia-Pacific region, according to researchers from Kaspersky’s Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT).
At its recent Asia Pacific Cyber Security Weekend in China, Kaspersky said its Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT) recorded 92,000 malicious attacks disguised as AI services in 2026. Nearly half involved applications impersonating ChatGPT.
BSP governor Eli Remolona Jr. said AI could help financial institutions analyze complex information and generate ideas, but decisions over how the technology is used must remain with people.
Artificial intelligence is allowing cyber attackers to operate faster while gaps in organizational monitoring leave some threats undetected for months or even years, cybersecurity firm Kaspersky said.
The Philippines could reach a critical point in artificial intelligence adoption within the next two to four years, making it imperative for the country to avoid falling behind another major technology wave, according to Filipino tech pioneer and entrepreneur Joey Gurango.
Artificial intelligence is changing the nature of automation by taking on tasks that previously required human reasoning and judgment, even as cloud-based tools make the technology increasingly accessible to Filipino businesses and individuals, according to an official of the Analytics and AI Association of the Philippines (AAP).
One in four Filipino workers is now considered an advanced user of artificial intelligence, exceeding the global average of 16%, according to Microsoft’s 2026 Work Trend Index, as AI tools increasingly move beyond corporate experiments into everyday work and public school classrooms.
The Philippines should first establish the actual demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure before embarking on an aggressive data center buildout, according to the head of the Analytics and AI Association of the Philippines (AAP).
