The Philippines trusts AI more than anyone in ASEAN. Its rulebook hasn’t caught up

e27 - Nov 13, 2026

Picture a claims officer in Makati pasting a customer’s medical file into a free chatbot to draft a rejection letter before lunch. Upstairs, her CEO signs off on a market-entry plan stitched together by the same kind of tool. Nobody has told either of them what is allowed, because in most Philippine companies, nobody has […] The post The Philippines trusts AI more than anyone in ASEAN. Its rulebook hasn’t caught up appeared first on e27.

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