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PBBM creates national council to oversee AI development, governance

Published by Philippine News Agency · Philippines 15 h ago
PBBM creates national council to oversee AI development, governance
PBBM creates national council to oversee AI development, governance · Philippine News Agency

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President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has adopted a national artificial intelligence (AI) governance framework and created a council to guide the ...

MANILA – President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has adopted a national artificial intelligence (AI) governance framework and created a council to guide the responsible development and use of the technology in the Philippines.

Marcos signed Executive Order 131 on Nov. 12, establishing the National Artificial Intelligence Council, Palace Press Officer Claire Castro announced Saturday.

Castro said the measure seeks to provide a “unified direction” and clear governance for the development and use of AI in the country.

She said Marcos recognizes AI not only as a means to advance technology but also as a tool to improve the lives of Filipinos and deliver practical benefits to workers, businesses, communities, and the country.

The framework also seeks to ensure that AI is developed and deployed responsibly, safely, and ethically, with adequate safeguards to maintain public trust.

Castro said the initiative underscores the importance of ensuring that technological progress benefits the public and society as a whole. (PNA)

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