No one is beyond the reach of God.

The Philippine General Hospital (PGH) is studying the viability of using Taiwanese artificial intelligence (AI) software that can detect brain tumors in five minutes.

As we close 2024 and move forward to 2025, I have become more anxious about embracing artificial intelligence (AI), fearful as with all other technological advancements, that I will become so dependent on it that even in writing my column I may fall into the habit of using AI, especially when my muse eludes me or when I become too lazy to do my own research.

The country should take proactive steps to prepare its workforce for the transformative challenges and opportunities brought about by artificial intelligence.

The year 2024 will likely be remembered as the year when promises around artificial intelligence (AI) overshadowed genuine technological breakthroughs.

The need to reduce costs and pressure from competition are key drivers for artificial intelligence adoption among companies in the Philippines, but limited use cases and scalability challenges are obstacles to fully leveraging the technology, according to IBM.