Philippine companies are moving quickly to adopt artificial intelligence and strengthen their data capabilities, but many remain unprepared to deal with the resulting talent, compensation, and employee benefits challenges, according to a new human capital study by Aon.
The Philippines placed sixth overall at the inaugural Asia-Pacific Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence (APOAI 2026), with its eight-member team winning one gold, one silver, and two bronze medals.
Local tech distributor Trends & Technologies and cybersecurity firm Cyble warned Philippine enterprises and government agencies of escalating cyber threats, including a sharp rise in phishing attacks linked to generative AI, during a cybersecurity briefing in Makati City on June 18.
Global technology and consulting firm Accenture said the Philippines must strengthen digital skills, expand infrastructure, and establish responsible AI governance if it hopes to capitalize on artificial intelligence's economic potential.
Sophos has joined the OpenAI Daybreak Cyber Partner Program, becoming one of the cybersecurity firms integrating OpenAI's frontier AI capabilities into commercial security products and managed services.
Filipino-owned artificial intelligence firm NMBLR.ai said it has been profitable since 2024 and is growing by more than 50% annually as it expands its enterprise AI business in the Philippines and overseas.
The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) and Google Cloud have entered into a multi-year collaboration aimed at expanding the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and strengthening cybersecurity across government agencies.
While security vendors are increasingly embedding AI into their platforms to speed up threat detection and reduce analyst workloads, attackers are using the same technology to automate phishing campaigns, generate malware, and enhance social engineering tactics.
A new study by the Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) warns that AI presents significant challenges to media sustainability, information integrity, and intellectual property protection.
The increasing use of artificial intelligence (AI) in online propaganda campaigns has underscored the need for stronger digital literacy and cybersecurity measures in the Philippines as the country accelerates its digital transformation.
