Pax Silica: BCDA’s claims and the counterarguments
As the government promotes Pax Silica as a game-changing industrial project, scientists, environmental advocates, and other critics challenge its promises on jobs, technology, and sustainability
As the government promotes Pax Silica as a game-changing industrial project, scientists, environmental advocates, and other critics challenge its promises on jobs, technology, and sustainability
Extremists use video games and gaming culture as a springboard to start the process of turning a child or teen into someone much more violent than they normally would be
Serving on the NY State Bar Association’s Committee on AI and Emerging Technologies, Karlo Dizon believes AI can widen access to the law, reshape legal education, and eventually help the government with legislation
The future of Filipino jobs is not waiting for us in 2027. We are shaping it now.
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To what extent should one tag AI assistance they accept in creative work? We tackle the topic on Rappler’s Everyday Tech chat channel.
Accelerated Understanding’s AI model is built for physics, learning to predict physical phenomena in space and time
Meta’s US settlement feels like a PR win for its team, even as critics like ex-Meta executive Arturo Bejar slam the company by calling the settlement insufficient
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Cybersecurity firm Hunt.io says a Chinese-speaking operator quietly collected sensitive nuclear and personnel data from a nuclear agency, along with WordPress data, media library, and credentials from an unnamed private company