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What are AI ‘hallucinations’ and can they be stopped?
AI hallucinations can cause serious problems in fields like healthcare and law but experts say they cannot be eliminated
Public inconvenience? Activists say they have every right to protest
"The Filipino people have every right to protest and seek redress, and cannot be dictated upon by the Philippine police"
‘Nobody wants a war,’ says CBCP head amid WPS tension
China has been putting more and more pressure on the Philippines in the West Philippine Sea over the past several months
Will climate become an ‘election issue’ in 2025?
Reversing longstanding sociopolitical trends would not take mere months. Yet the climate crisis does not care about these trends
Philippine Catholic Church intensifies environmental protection campaign
Out of 85 dioceses across the country, 68 have existing ecology desks as of 2023, but only 29 are functioning with a clear ecology program
2 churches elevated to nat’l shrine status
The decision was made on the first day of the CBCP’s 128th plenary assembly at Chai Conference Center in Cagayan de Oro City
Court clears ‘Cebu 8’ protesters of charges after 4 years
Cebu 8 is seeking another round of psychosocial support to process the development and their current disposition since the arrest
‘God is hidden in human misery’: Pope Francis highlights dignity of...
“Why do we not take to heart the plight of prisoners, which even from this city of Trieste rises as a cry of anguish?"
The biggest killers of Filipinos: Fossil fuels and vehicles
The quality of life has decreased because of the overcrowding in the cities where transportation is mostly by automobile
Philippines and Japan sign key defence pact
The signing of the RAA comes as China's growing sabre-rattling towards Taiwan and over the South China Sea fuels fears of a potential conflict


















