Philippine enterprises are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to develop new products and business opportunities, although data security and implementation costs remain major obstacles, according to a survey commissioned by Alibaba Cloud.
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has urged banks and other supervised financial institutions to strengthen their cybersecurity controls as advanced artificial intelligence systems make cyberattacks faster, more adaptive, and easier to scale.
Artificial intelligence is helping cybercriminals develop and test attacks faster while creating new vulnerabilities inside organizations that deploy AI tools without adequate safeguards, according to a new Sophos report.
Manulife has expanded its partnership with Microsoft under a five-year agreement aimed at deploying artificial intelligence across its global operations while strengthening oversight of AI agents.
Citi is expanding its use of artificial intelligence to improve internal productivity and client services while maintaining human accountability for decisions made with the technology.
An artificial intelligence expert has urged the public to assess the proposed Pax Silica AI and Semiconductor Hub in New Clark City using verified information, as questions emerge over the project’s environmental impact, land use, and infrastructure requirements.
A locally developed platform is using artificial intelligence (AI) to help lawyers and ordinary Filipinos search Philippine laws and court decisions using everyday language, while checking citations against source documents before displaying an answer.
At below P6,000, the Rophie Salim Tact AI Smart Ring is a compelling entry point for anyone interested in smart-ring technology but unwilling to pay premium-brand prices.
Alibaba Cloud has introduced new technologies for building, monitoring, and coordinating enterprise AI agents as it shifts its cloud infrastructure from an “AI-native” to an “agent-native” architecture.
Artificial intelligence has entered the daily routines of most Filipino employees, but companies are struggling to provide workers with training tailored to their jobs, according to a report from human resources technology company Sprout.
