Author: Dawn Solano

Alongside its business partner, Microsoft, OpenAI is being sued for copyright infringement by two non-fiction book authors, which came after a week the New York Times filed a similar complaint that claims both companies have used its content in training its language models. 

Anything technology-related has always intimidated me, mostly because I am not good at it. Whenever I have trouble understanding a product manual, I call in my younger brother for help. But I knew I had to face the music at some point in my life. I just didn’t know it would be sooner than I expected. As soon as I flew back to Manila after spending a month in Batanes, I started my first job at my dream newspaper. I cover all-things-tech: from devices, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, smart agriculture, e-commerce, to trends in the world of internet. I went to…

Global technology brands like Nokia have ventured into the use of AI-powered tools and Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices to promote technology-enabled solutions in farming.

The mobile app economy in the Philippines is at its height, and this has not gone unnoticed by hackers.

Currently, there are 30 software engineers aboard the developer center. The center is looking to hire 100 engineers by the end of May 2024.

Located in Alabel, Sarangani, the farm runs on solar power technology that not only provides job security for its farmers like Chie, but also cuts its own electricity costs and environmental-damage costs.

Proposals are accepted from Dec. 1, 2023 until the end of Jan. 31, 2024. Selected proposals will be announced by March 2024.

The Cisco AI Readiness Index asessed respondents’ readiness through its six pillars: strategy, infrastructure, data, talent, governance, and culture—which are then used to categorize a country in four levels of preparedness.

According to the bank, the new app will let users have simpler, safer, and personalized banking.

“Criminals think short-term and easy. All of their efforts are focused here, making their existence a little easier for them or making it more possible,” said Robert McArdle, Trend Micro’s Forward Looking Threat Research director, during his keynote speech at IT security company Trend Micro’s cybersecurity conference held last Tuesday, Nov. 14.