Author: Doc Ligot

In the financial world, risk is often defined as what you don’t see coming. And when it comes to the…

If you relied solely on global surveys, you’d think the Philippines is a laggard doomed to trail behind the world…

When the internet first disrupted our lives in the late 1990s, Philippine lawmakers scrambled to respond. But instead of strengthening…

For the better part of two decades, I’ve watched how governments and industries across Asia have talked about technology adoption.…

Education, as we know it, was designed in the 19th century. Its structures, curricula, and priorities reflect the needs of…

For decades, employers have used the university diploma as the default filter for access to stable, well-paying jobs. This credentialing…

Walk into any university faculty meeting these days and you’ll hear a familiar refrain: artificial intelligence is making students lazy,…

In every field outside the classroom, generative AI has been a godsend. Researchers use it to crunch through literature reviews.…

Jerrold Tarog’s Luna–Goyo–Quezon trilogy has often been praised for tearing down our heroes… for daring to show Antonio Luna as…

They show up at every conference panel, every policy roundtable, every workshop on technology’s social impact: the Doomer Next Door.…