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The need for quality work - BusinessWorld Online (opens the original)
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Despite the falling fertility rate in the Philippines, the number of young people and, therefore, of job seekers, continues to rise. According to the latest data from the Philippine Statistics Authority, the labor force numbered about 51.2 million people in 2025. Over the last several years, the labor force has grown at an average annual rate of about 1.5%, slower than the 1.8% growth of the working age population. The main reason is the rapid fall in fertility. At the start of the Third Millenn
The impact of artificial intelligence on the youth: Liberal Arts - BusinessWorld Online (opens the original)
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Pope Leo XIV rightly points out that the advance of information technologies and AI is rapidly rendering obsolete curricula that were designed for a different era. In the primordial task of promoting an authentically integral education that addresses every dimension of the person, the organization of schools, physical spaces, evaluation methods, and the role of the teachers themselves must be rethought. Teachers must be helped so that they can engage positively with new technologies, helping the
The impact of artificial intelligence on the youth: The educators - BusinessWorld Online (opens the original)
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It is in the private schools that the environment is more favorable to the close participation of parents in the education of their children, especially in the Catholic and other religious schools. Unfortunately, over the last decade there has been the so-called “crowding out” phenomenon by which rapid public high school expansion has led to the steady migration of secondary school students away from the private campuses. The Pope makes reference to the financial difficulties faced by parents in
The impact of artificial intelligence on the youth: The role of parents - BusinessWorld Online (opens the original)
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It is obvious that parents have the primary responsibility of protecting their children from the potential harm that artificial intelligence or AI can inflict on the youth. We have to be realistic, however, to take into account that, as Pope Leo XIV wrote in “Magnificent Humanity,” “it is difficult for parents by themselves to resist the influence of business models that monetize attention and time.” Parents must look for partners among enlightened businesspeople, nongovernmental organizations (
The impact of artificial intelligence on the youth: Restricting social media - BusinessWorld Online (opens the original)
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Different sectors of society have their respective responsibility to promote what Pope Leo XIV calls an “ecology of communication.” For families and schools, this responsibility has to do with a growing need for new educational awareness and for formation concerning the proper and critical use of digital tools, AI, and online commercial and financial platforms, as Pope Leo XIV wrote in the encyclical Magnificent Humanity. At the university level, the task of educators is to help the students int
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