AI policy for Philippine education
A research program examining how Philippine education institutions can make evidence-led decisions about adopting, governing, and evaluating AI.
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Independent research · Manila, Philippines
Peer-reviewable papers and methods on AI in education, safe and reliable financial inclusion, and Philippine-language models. Each published record carries its version, citation, and reuse license.
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This portal will launch publicly with one reviewed, citable paper. Until then, the active research programs below show the work in progress without presenting unfinished findings as publications.
Work in progress
A research program examining how Philippine education institutions can make evidence-led decisions about adopting, governing, and evaluating AI.
View research programA research program on how AI can help newly banked Filipinos make safer financial decisions on low-bandwidth, low-end devices, so that access to digital finance survives scams, disputes, and opaque terms.
View research programA technical research program investigating training and evaluation approaches for smaller language models designed around selected Philippine languages.
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I focus on the decisions institutions must make when adopting Data & AI: what evidence is strong enough, where human judgment remains necessary, and how local language and policy contexts change the evaluation.
Published outputs separate evidence, interpretation, and recommendations, disclose their version and reuse terms, and retain a stable citation record.
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