Pasay City, Philippines – The Global AI Council Philippines successfully launched its inaugural State of the Nation in AI (SONAI) 2025 on January 30 at the GSIS Theater.
Pasay City, Philippines – The Global AI Council Philippines successfully launched its inaugural State of the Nation in AI 2025 on January 30 at the GSIS Theater.
Focused on Government Agency viewpoints, the first segment of the congress gathered key policymakers and industry leaders, including Secretary Ivan John Uy of the Department of Information and Communications Technology and Secretary Renato Solidum Jr. of the Department of Science and Technology . Meanwhile, DOST Secretary Solidum outlined the country’s AI roadmap, highlighting a P2.6 billion investment in AI projects spanning industries, healthcare, education, mobility, environment, and disaster risk reduction.
Wrapping up SONAI 2025, Brian Poe Llamanzares, Chairman of the Global AI Council Philippines, underscored the importance of sustained efforts in AI development, sharing, “SONAI 2025 is not just for the council, but for the country. This initiative is about bringing everyone together to recognize the opportunities AI presents.”
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