artificial intelligence

09

Oct

By Mei Lin Weng

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Artlets now required to declare use of AI in thesis manuscripts

FOLLOWING THE issuance of the University’s artificial intelligence (AI) guidelines, the Faculty of Arts and Letters (AB) provided an implementing policy for the use of AI tools in undergraduate research, along with instructions for its usage and disclosure. In the latest edition of its general guidelines for thesis writing, the…

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09

Oct

By Ma. Alyanna Selda and Mei Lin Weng

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UST issues AI policy on research and publication

THE UNIVERSITY has released its first formal guidelines and policy on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in academic research and publication to ensure that all scholarly endeavors are compliant with ethical standards. The newly crafted AI manual is integrated in the 2025 UST Guidelines on Integrity in Research and…

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07

Aug

By Trisha Tamio

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Thomasians urged to embrace struggles despite modern convenience

DESPITE THE convenience and instant results made possible by technology, Thomasians should not shy away from struggles as they form part of their journey to the truth, a Dominican priest said. In his homily for the feast of St. Dominic de Guzman on Thursday, Aug. 7, Santisimo Rosario parish priest…

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23

Jul

By Barbra Althea Gavilan

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Digitalization, ethical AI use in PH education underway – Marcos

EFFORTS TO develop the ethical use of artificial intelligence (AI) in Philippine schools are underway, President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. said, as he called for digitalization in the sector to fulfill an “educational reform through technology.” During his third State of the Nation Address (SONA), Marcos said the administration remains steadfast…

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11

May

By Mei Lin Weng

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UST journalism program to offer elective on fact-checking next academic year

THE UST Journalism program will offer an elective on fact-checking and digital literacy to tackle disinformation across different disciplines starting the first term of academic year 2024-2025. The new general education elective, ​​“Digital Literacy, Fact-Checking, and Verification,” will initially be available to first-year students of the journalism and legal management…

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22

Mar

By Barbra Althea Gavilan and Ma. Alyanna Selda

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UST to boost AI use in instruction delivery as hybrid learning stays

UST is aiming to maximize the use of artificial intelligence (AI) through several capacity-building programs as it plans to integrate available technologies in permanently implementing a hybrid mode of instruction. Vice Rector for Academic Affairs Prof. Cheryl Peralta said the University is continuously upskilling educators in using AI tools as…

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25

Jan

By The Flame News

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Pope Francis: Adopt AI to unite people but be cautious

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) should aid, not govern, society in disseminating information as excessive reliance on the technology poses risks to modern day communication, Pope Francis said. In his message for the 58th World Day of Social Communications, the pontiff said AI could act as a “technical extension of humanity” that…

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14

Jan

By The Flame News

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AI a threat only to ‘mediocre’ writers, says veteran journalist

SKILLED WRITERS should not fear generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) as it only poses a threat to those who settle for mediocrity and complacency, a veteran broadcast journalist said. Broadcast journalist and TV 5 anchor Ed Lingao said the GenAI platform ChatGPT is “not an excellent writer” but a tool capable…

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05

Dec

By Micah Pascua

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F3 – December 5, 2023

F3: These are the facts and figures you need to know this week (December 5, 2023). Written by Micah Pascua Infographics by Natalie Reign Pacat/THE FLAME        

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07

Jul

By The Flame News

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Chief Justice to linguists: You cannot be replaced by AI

DESPITE ITS capability to analyze huge amounts of data and documents, artificial intelligence (AI) cannot replace linguists who are at the forefront of overcoming language barriers in the judiciary, Chief Justice Alexander Gesmundo said. In a speech read by Associate Justice Midas Marquez during the 16th biennial conference of the International Association…

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