At the trilateral summit with the United States, Japan, and the Philippines in Washington DC, tech giant Google reiterated its commitment to supporting the digital development of the country through a number of ways including digital skilling and infrastructure, AI, and playing a key role in the implementation of the National Cybersecurity Plan.
Internet giant Google recently reported that it removed and blocked over 5.5 billion “bad” ads in 2023, up from 2022 and an initiative that was optimized by the power of generative AI.
At the US Presidential and Trade Investment Meeting in Malacañang (PTIM) this week, tech giant Google reaffirmed its commitment to helping build a Digital Philippines by sharing key updates about its ongoing efforts around digital skilling and digital infrastructure.
With the field of artificial intelligence (AI) now becoming a major battleground among tech companies, Internet giant Google revealed on Thursday, Feb. 8, that Bard, its AI solution, will now become known as Gemini.
This year’s e-Conomy SEA report from Google, Temasek and Bain & Company, said the Philippine digital economy is set to continue its double-digit growth by 2025, making the Philippines one of the fastest-growing digital economies in Southeast Asia.
With new breakthroughs in generative AI, Google said it is reimagining what a search engine can do and is bringing these powerful new capabilities to Search in a bold and responsible way.
With the new update, Bard can now pull real time and personal user information from Google apps and services, including Gmail, Docs, Drive, Google Maps, YouTube, and Google Flights and Hotels.
Miguel Aliño Lopez, an international consultant at the International Trade Centre (ITC), has urged domestic micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) to use various market research tools to access information and spot opportunities to expand their businesses worldwide.
With the new Cybersecurity Career Certificate, Google is working closely with the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) and is providing Cybersecurity Career Certificate scholarship for ICT practitioners in the government.
Google said it is removing the waitlist and opening up Bard to over 180 countries and territories worldwide including the Philippines — with more coming soon.
