Pax Silica highlights need for clearer industrialization policy
Before committing to Pax Silica, the Philippines must determine what it wants to build, and what it wants to gain from foreign investment
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US to tell partners they must pick sides in AI race with China
‘Signature of the Pax Silica Declaration is not merely a membership subscription, but a commitment,’ a leaked draft letter from the US State Department says, urging countries to ‘choose deliberately’ on AI
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Building a ‘Silicon Valley in Tarlac’? Manny Pangilinan wants in.
Power, connectivity, data centers – MVP has all three, and now he’s looking into how his group can pitch in on Tarlac’s emerging tech hub
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Apple trains its own AI model for China market with Alibaba’s support – sources
Sources say Apple’s AI model was developed in partnership with Alibaba Group and trained with the Chinese tech giant’s support, Apple and Alibaba did not respond to requests for comment.
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DTI, Converge launch AI, digital transformation programs for MSMEs
The launch includes a 380-square-meter DTI center that houses co-working spaces, training rooms, startup areas, tech showcases, and more
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AI data center proponent walks out of Iloilo public consultation
(1st UPDATE) ‘If you don’t want it, let’s stop the discussion now,’ proponent Daniel Robertsen says during a public consultation on the proposed 50-megawatt facility in Oton, Iloilo
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[OPINION] Teaching future lawyers in the age of AI
They need to develop the ability to think on their feet — to answer without external aid and in a short span of time
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When AI takes care of the work, HR can take care of people
As AI becomes part of everyday work, HR leaders have an opportunity to spend less time managing processes and more time helping people build new skills and thrive at work
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As AI safety concerns mount, three pioneers make the case for staying open
At Ai4, three of the world’s most respected AI experts — Geoffrey Hinton, Fei-Fei Li, and Andrew Ng — debated regulation, open source access, and how America can compete as China advances in Asia.
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Technology can’t replace some things: Why UP Law bans AI from freshman classes
The UP College of Law notes ‘a considerable decline in the quality of reasoning and argumentation coinciding with the regular use of AI by students for case briefing, answering simple queries during class, and research’
