Philippines Eyes AI Regulation Balancing Innovation and Risk Management
The Philippines is pushing for the Artificial Intelligence Development and Regulation Act, aiming to balance innovation with risk management. The proposed law, presented to business leaders, includes user rights and prohibitions on harmful AI uses, seeking to bolster the domestic AI sector and international competitiveness.
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