Kuya Dev

The humanities and the arts are important now more than ever.

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Elon will forever be my favorite Billionaire Grifter.

I'm convinced he's doing this just for kicks at this point.

Full article in comments section.

Your Slack direct messages aren't private, iydk. Same for your enterprise AI chats.

Marc Benioff said he uses Slackbot to scan employee messages and detect concerns, business issues, and operational gaps in real time.

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Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt was loudly booed by graduating students during a commencement speech at the University of Arizona after repeatedly discussing artificial intelligence and its impact on the future workforce.

The reaction grew stronger whenever Schmidt brought up AI, reflecting growing anxiety among younger generations over automation and shrinking entry-level job opportunities.

Schmidt acknowledged those fears during the speech, telling students he could “hear” their concerns about jobs and the future.

At this point, I now call this ~*art*~

Sumadsad sa panibagong all time low ang halaga ng piso kontra dolyar ngayong Lunes, May 18, 2026.

Ito rin ang ikatlong pagkakataon ngayong Mayo na bumagsak sa pinakamababang halaga ang piso.

When other countries are reclaiming green spaces, we're doing the opposite. 😢

There are people who you come across at one point in your life and never forget, especially since they were very pivotal in shaping who you've become.

Dr. Albert Causo is one of those persons for me. Siya ang unang nagbagsak sakin sa Ateneo back in 2002. 🤣 That led to me spiraling and eventually getting booted out of ADMU's BS ECE program, and the rest--as they say--is history.

The irony there is the reason I failed his subject was because I was so scared of doing our final project, which required us to write a program in C. I never touched a single line of C code prior to that. 😅

Fast forward to today, I am heading teams of software developers, created Kuya Dev as an advocacy and creative outlet, and built a community of PH tech career shifters, while actively voicing out in favor of responsible AI. These are things I may not have pursued had I graduated as an ECE from Ateneo, instead of ending up as an EE graduate from FEU and discovering my love for web development many years later. But, who knows? Funny how life works.

But yeah, glad to see Dr. Causo making an enormous mark on the local (and global) tech scene. 💪

(Another fun fact: magkatabi kami ng tinitirhang subdivisions back then.)

𝗛𝗲𝗮𝗱𝘀 𝗨𝗽, 𝗠𝗦𝗠𝗘𝘀!

Discover how Artificial Intelligence (AI) and robotics can help improve your business operations, boost productivity, and drive innovation in today’s rapidly evolving industry landscape.

Join the upcoming FREE webinar organized by the DOST-NCR MUNTAPARLAS CASTO on “Artificial Intelligence and Robotics for Industry and MSMEs: Best Practices and Practical Applications for Productivity Improvement,” scheduled on 19 May 2026, from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. via the Zoom Application.

Learn from Dr. Albert J. Causo, a DOST-MIRDC Balik Scientist Awardee and expert in robotics and automation, as he shares practical applications, best practices, and real￾world insights on emerging technologies that MSMEs can adopt to strengthen competitiveness and enhance operational efficiency.

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how advanced technologies can work for you.

Register now through the link in the comment section. 👇

Last day of registration, everyone!

‘BEING APOLITICAL IS NOT THE FLEX YOU THINK IT IS’

With the voter registration deadline approaching, Elijah Canlas urges Filipinos, especially the youth, to register.

“Makapangyarihan ang bawat isa. Maliban sa pagiging karapatan, ito rin ay ating responsibilidad,” Elijah writes. | 📸: Canlas/X via Reymond Salgan, INQUIRER.net trainee

Check our comments to know more.

*looks at PH* 👀 *shrugs* 🤷‍♂️

🚨 Mistral's CEO just dropped a major warning for Europe, and it's one the open-source world should hear.

Arthur Mensch, CEO of French AI startup Mistral, told France's National Assembly this week that Europe has just two years to build its own AI infrastructure before becoming permanently dependent on American tech giants.

His words were blunt: Europe risks becoming a "vassal state" if it fails to grow its own AI industry and keeps importing digital services from the US.

And it's not just about AI models. Mensch warned the AI race is increasingly a battle over energy, chips, and data center capacity, and US tech companies are already moving aggressively to lock those resources up.

This is exactly why open-source AI matters. Mistral has built its strategy around openness and deployability, giving governments and organizations the ability to run models locally without being locked into a foreign provider's pricing, policies, or politics.

If European startups build on foreign foundation models, they inherit speed and scale, but they also inherit pricing power, product dependency, and strategic risk.

Do you think open-source AI is the real answer to digital sovereignty? Drop your thoughts below!