YOUR BULLETIN TODAY — PH can make it to global stage with ‘Tatak Pinoy’

EDITORIAL PH can make it to global stage with 'Tatak Pinoy' "Tatak Pinoy." Yes, we need to come up with a Filipino brand that we must be proud of — something that is at par or can even surpass global standards. Producing our own quality product is the only way we can compete in this very competitive global market. It will also help shield the country from supply disruptions as we will be less dependent on imported products. And the recent passage of the proposed Tatak Pinoy Act, which mandates the formulation, financing, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of comprehensive and multi-year Tatak Pinoy Strategy (TPS), in the Senate is a step in the right direction. "With the Tatak Pinoy bill, we are confident that we will be able to help our industries in expanding their reach in the world market, provide a significant boost to our economy, and provide our people with greater opportunities to earn more," Sen. Juan Edgardo Angara said after his pet bill was passed on third and final reading in the Senate. READ MORE

OPINION How AI is revolutionizing the finance industry NIGHT OWL by Anna Mae Lamentillo Artificial Intelligence or AI is revolutionizing our way of life. In banking and finance, it is transforming the way people interact with money, and it has been helping firms provide optimal solution for customer demands. The beauty of this technology is that it can translate massive volumes of data into valuable insights. For instance, consumer patterns can help detect fraud through proprietary algorithm. AI has the ability to analyze and detect irregularities in patterns, it alerts the system when something is off. It's like when you sign-in on your emails using a new device, AI prompts you to verify that it is really you who's signing in, otherwise, you can take immediate action to secure your account. READ MORE

OPINION Cyberattacks: The new weapon EDITORS DESK by Art Samaniego In the past, warfare was primarily conducted on the physical battlefield, where soldiers fought with guns, tanks, and aircraft. However, there has been a shift to the digital battlefield in recent years, where cyberattacks are now an integral part of modern warfare. Several factors, including the increasing reliance on technology in all aspects of warfare, the growing sophistication of cyber weapons, and the increasing connectivity of the world, have driven this shift. As a result, countries are investing heavily in their cyber capabilities, and cyberattacks are becoming increasingly common. Some experts believe that cyberattacks could soon become the primary weapon of war. The shift to the digital battlefield is a significant trend that will profoundly impact warfare in the future. READ MORE

OPINION A delicate matter MEDIUM RARE by Jullie Y. Daza It was headline stuff, video with story that was one in a million, those television images of the close-in, face-to-face assassination of a broadcaster inside his booth, in his home in Calamba, Misamis Occ. last Sunday, Nov. 5. Ironically, "live streaming" of his own death gave nationwide TV viewers a ringside view of the crime as it happened, where it happened, to Juan Jumalon. A news director can only dream of such dramatic footage, so it was a scoop, except that it was not, because the live streaming meant the horrific killing was shared and multiplied on TV and other platforms and portals. Good video but unethical. An unwritten law restricts media, print and television, from depicting pain and suffering on a personal, intimate level. Such scenes, especially in close-up, are considered abhorrent, not to be published or broadcast for general readership/viewership. READ MORE

OPINION Universal Food Security: This book says we already have the tools we need to solve world hunger (Part 1) AVANT GARDENER by Yvette Tan In Avengers: Infinity War, Thanos wanted to assemble the infinity gauntlet so he could eradicate half of all life in the universe because he claimed that genocide is what is needed to restore balance and to keep resources from being depleted by overpopulation. This was not his reason for doing so in the comic book, and people have since pointed out that if his only concern was resource depletion, why didn't he just snap his fingers and wish for either double the resources, or the repair of the broken systems that caused the depletion in the first place? While movies offer us an easy solution, reality is completely different. "We have eight billion people, and somehow they are keeping… alive without a food system. We drastically altered the planet in order to do that. READ MORE

VIEWS A decade after Super Typhoon Yolanda 'TOL VIEWS by Senator Francis Tolentino Nov. 8, 2023 marks the 10th anniversary when super typhoon Yolanda hit the country and wreaked havoc in communities in the Philippines but most extensively devastating Tacloban, Leyte. Yolanda claimed thousands of lives, displaced millions of families, and damaged properties worth billions of pesos. True enough, it was one of the worst calamities to ever hit the Philippines – one which scarred for life countless minds and hearts. I was the chairman of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) when typhoon Yolanda struck. Yolanda's onslaught left horrifying memories. The pictures and videos taken after the storm subsided were unimaginably heartbreaking. More than the families and properties that Yolanda crippled, there were also young dreams and aspirations which lost all hope. READ MORE

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