The Supreme Court (SC) has approved a governance framework regulating the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the judiciary, setting guidelines aimed at modernizing court operations while preserving human judgment in decision-making.
Seven Filipino startups developing artificial intelligence (AI)-driven solutions are set to represent the Philippines at GITEX AI Asia 2026 in Singapore, highlighting the country’s growing presence in the global innovation ecosystem.
Processors long considered secondary to GPUs in artificial intelligence (AI) systems are drawing renewed attention as “agentic AI” drives more complex, multi-step workloads inside data centers.
Digital infrastructure firm Equinix has launched a new platform called the Distributed AI Hub, aimed at helping enterprises manage and secure increasingly complex artificial-intelligence systems across multiple environments.
The University of the Philippines (UP) has trained its first group of employees to develop artificial intelligence-based systems aimed at automating internal administrative workflows.
Despite the growing power of computers, machines still struggle to learn visual tasks as easily as humans do, according to a computer scientist who spoke at a recent lecture at Ateneo de Manila University.
Indian artificial intelligence firm Gnani.ai, Japanese telecommunications infrastructure provider IPS Pro, and Philippine communications company InfiniVAN announced a partnership aimed at improving low-latency AI services in the Philippines and across Southeast Asia.
Cloud computing firm Amazon Web Services (AWS) is marking its 10th year of operations in the Philippines this April, highlighting a decade of local expansion while outlining plans anchored on artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud modernization.
Investments in AI are expected to grow by more than 70% during the year, reflecting a shift from experimentation to operational deployment across industries.
As AI and digital technologies expand, innovation will scale not just through adoption or efficiency, but through clear communication that builds public trust in how decisions are made and governed.
