AI: a double-edged sword
The paper says the possibilities are endless, but whether AI will be a force of good or evil ultimately depends on what the government is going to do to mitigate the risks, while…
AI governance should be on security agenda
The writer says it is necessary for all parties involved to actively expand communication platforms, strengthen cooperation and exchanges, share new knowledge and experiences, and…
Making Philippines a top cruise destination
By zeroing in on the basics of hospitality, visitors will be able to see and feel for themselves why the Philippines won and indeed deserved the title of best cruise destination…
Can AI put an end to human trafficking?
Human trafficking is reportedly the second most profitable criminal business in the world, next only to drug trafficking.
What does it mean to be a ‘strong man?’
Ideally, we all should emulate “the perfect man” who can transcend the gravity of his hometown and homeland, and soar into the “friendly skies,” as the Korean Air…
Dashain and the Dalits
All their services notwithstanding, Dalits are still forbidden from entering Durga temples. notes the writer.
The AI wars
The enormous capabilities of AI-powered language models have led to concerns ranging from intrusion in the privacy of netizens and its potential to replace humans in hundreds of…
TikTok and its toxicities
The quest for gratification without ethical consideration has made the social network dangerous.
‘Global English in 2023’
National languages continue to dominate research in humanities and social science, but English continues to make headway as researchers wish to pubish their work in…
Redefining education in the AI era: the rise of generalists
Should we be worried that students will stop learning? While these tools will definitely revolutionise our teaching, I see it as positive change, notes the writer.