今週の自分の営業を10点満点で自己採点するなら何点ですか?ChatGPTに「今週の営業の自己評価を渡します。8点以上にするために来週何を変えるべきか教えて」。自己採点は感覚でいい。でもその後の改善をChatGPTと考えると来週が変わる。 #ChatGPT #AI活用 #営業 #自己採点
日曜朝のChatGPT×営業Tips。今日やっておくと来週が変わること:来週の商談リストを3件選んでChatGPTに「各社の課題仮説と月曜朝一で確認すべきことをまとめて」。15分でできる。来週の月曜朝が準備した人とそうでない人で全然違う。よい日曜を。 #ChatGPT #AI活用 #営業 #日曜準備
OpenAI’s senior exec Srinivas Narayanan announces he is leaving; says: ‘Looking forward to spending some time with my aging parents in India before…’
ChatGPT maker OpenAI’s CTO for B2B applications, Srinivas Narayanan, …
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🤖 You're giving feedback on a new version of ChatGPT
So I will be paying attention to these system messages more now- the last time I got one of these not so long back the 'tone' changed to be a bit more confrontational and nearly every response from...
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actually, let's turn this whole unending debate into something fun. someone put up some fun challenge/idea, one person with llm, one without, and we put the results up to a vote on elegance / robustness / features / whatever.
i'm happy to take you up on anything, even in area where i don't know shit, the goal being having fun and maybe learning a thing or two. I was thinking about restricting it to "pedestrian code stuff" but actually. you want to do kernel stuff, quantum cryptography or clever shader tricks, i'll take you up on it (as long as i have the hardware to run it).
no winners, a bit of competition ofc. it's saturday and saturday is for fun.
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Small publishers lost 60% of search traffic as AI reshapes the web: Chartbeat data shows small publishers lost 60% of search traffic in two years while ChatGPT referrals still account for under 1% of total publisher page views. https://ppc.land/small-publishers-lost-60-of-search-traffic-as-ai-reshapes-the-web/ #SmallPublishers #SearchTraffic #AIImpact #DigitalPublishing #ChatGPT
Muntinlupa City Government Rolls Out P1,000 Monthly Cash Assistance For Solo Parents
The City Government of Muntinlupa has officially started the process of granting cash assistance of P1,000 to indigent solo parents in accordance to a local ordinance, according to a news report of the Manila Bulletin.
To put things in perspective, posted below is an excerpt from the news report of the Manila Bulletin. Some parts in boldface…
The Muntinlupa City government has begun implementing an ordinance, granting indigent solo parents P1,000 in monthly cash assistance.
More than 700 beneficiaries recently received their first quarter payout under Muntinlupa Ordinance No. 2025-311 or the Muntinlupa City Solo Parents Cash Subsidy Ordinance.
The measure is part of Mayor Ruffy Biazon’s directive to strengthen support for indigent solo parents.
The city government said those eligible to get the monthly cash assistance are minimum wage earners or below, self-employed or no regular jobs who earn minimum wage or below, and not beneficiaries of the national government’s Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps).
A solo parent is not qualified if all their children are beyond 22 years old.
Let me end this post by asking you readers: What is your reaction to this recent development? If you are a resident of Muntinlupa City, do you think the cash assistance of P1,000 each for qualified solo parents is sufficient?
You may answer in the comments below. If you prefer to answer privately, you may do so by sending me a direct message online.
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Philippines Falls In 2026 FDI Confidence Index
Things are looking bad for the Philippines as the nation declined in the 2026 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Confidence Index ending up 18th out of the 25 emerging markets, according to a news report by BusinessWorld. It should be remembered that the Philippines attracted less than $8 billion FDI in 2025.
To put things in perspective, posted below is an excerpt from the BusinessWorld news report. Some parts in boldface…
THE PHILIPPINES dropped two spots to 18th out of 25 emerging markets in the 2026 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Confidence Index by global management consulting firm Kearney.
The Philippines posted a score of 1.4635 in the index, which ranks markets that are likely to attract the most FDI in the next three years.
This was the third straight year the Philippines’ ranking declined in the index. It ranked 16th in 2025, 13th in 2024 and 12th in 2023.
“The index reflects a three-year outlook, so the shift points to softer medium-term investor confidence, rather than any single short-term factor,” Kearney Senior Partner, Philippines Country Head & APAC Communications, Media & Technology Lead Marco de la Rosa said in an e-mail interview.
“At the same time, recent Philippine-specific developments, including headlines last year around infrastructure spending and political challenges, may have weighed on investor sentiment, alongside a more risk-sensitive global environment, making the country a relatively less attractive destination for FDI,” he added.
The Philippines was rocked by a corruption scandal last year that linked government officials, lawmakers, and public contractors to anomalous flood control projects.
In 2025, the Philippines saw its FDI net inflows drop 17.1% year on year to $7.791 billion. This was the lowest yearly FDI level since 2020.
The downtrend continued at the start of this year as January FDI net inflows slid to a four‑month low of $443 million, 39.2% lower compared with the same month a year ago.
Conducted in January 2026, the FDI Confidence Index uses primary data from a proprietary survey of 507 senior executives of the world’s top corporations.
“China, the United Arab Emirates, and Saudi Arabia lead the emerging market ranking for the third consecutive year,” Kearney said.
Among emerging markets, the Philippines fell behind regional peers such as Thailand (6th), Malaysia (7th), Indonesia (13th) and Vietnam (16th).
“Other ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) markets have become more attractive, particularly those benefiting from supply chain shifts and stronger positioning in innovation,” Mr. de la Rosa said. “Thailand and Malaysia are benefiting from China+1 diversification, while Vietnam stands out for linking talent to a clear sector strategy, particularly in semiconductors.”
Ateneo Center for Economic Research and Development Director Ser Percival K. Peña-Reyes said that the steady decline in the index is not driven by a single factor but rather by the Philippines’ relative underperformance versus peers and persistent structural constraints.
“The index is relative, so even if the Philippines is stable, (the fact) that other countries are rising faster pushes it down,” he said in a Facebook Messenger chat.
According to Kearney, investors cited the Philippines’ labor talent as its strongest asset (32%), followed by natural resources (28%) and economic performance (27%).
A fourth of the investors have identified the country’s tech innovation and ease of doing business as top reasons for investments, while 22% cited transparent governance. Only 12% cited infrastructure quality.
However, a small percentage or 2% said that there were no strong reasons at all to invest in the Philippines.
“What it suggests is that, for a small group of investors, the Philippines’ strengths may not yet be coming through as distinctly as some peers,” Mr. de la Rosa said.
Let me end this post by asking you readers: What is your reaction to this recent development? Do you think the Philippines can bounce back strongly on FDI soon? Do you think the Philippines is becoming the economic weakling of Southeast Asia?
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Slower Economic Growth And Higher Inflation For The Philippines
With the higher fuel prices, a limited oil storage capacity, a very vulnerable currency and other economic uncertainties happening around, the Philippines is headed towards higher inflation and slower gross domestic product (GDP) growth in the near future based on the latest analysis of Moody’s Ratings, according to a news report by BusinessWorld.
To put things in perspective, posted below is an excerpt from the BusinessWorld news report. Some parts in boldface…
MOODY’S RATINGS lowered its growth forecast for the Philippines and raised its inflation outlook, reflecting the impact of soaring global energy prices amid the Middle East conflict.
In a credit opinion on Tuesday, Moody’s cut its Philippine gross domestic product (GDP) growth projection to 4.9% this year from 5.5% previously. This is below the government’s 5-6% target for 2026.
For 2027, Moody’s trimmed its GDP growth forecast to 5.3% from 5.6% previously. If realized, this will be lower than the economic managers’ 5.5-6.5% target range for 2027.
“The conflict in the Middle East has increased downside risks to the Philippines’ economic outlook by raising global energy prices and external cost pressures,” it said.
Moody’s said it expects domestic demand and industrial activity to remain subdued due to high oil prices and fuel shortages.
“Higher energy and broader import costs are expected to erode real incomes amid high pass-through, dampen consumption, and weigh on industrial activity, reinforcing a firmer inflation trajectory,” it said.
Moody’s also noted that trade uncertainty and climate risks may also dampen economic activity.
“Our baseline assumes that the recovery in public investment will be gradual and begin only in the second half of 2026, as the government continues to take concrete measures to address the temporary slowdown. Meanwhile, higher energy import bills amid rising prices and peso depreciation, together with slower remittance growth, are expected to widen the current account deficit,” it said.
The Philippines is currently under a year-long national energy emergency as the Middle East crisis threatened its fuel supply. The government rolled out targeted subsidies and implemented energy conservation protocols.
“Together, these measures should mitigate the risk of significant supply disruptions,” Moody’s Ratings said.
Moody’s also hiked its average inflation forecasts to 3.7% in 2026 from 3% previously, and to 3.5% in 2027 from 3.2% previously, as oil prices remain elevated due to the Middle East conflict.
Moody’s forecasts are below the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas’ (BSP) 5.1% inflation projection this year and the 3.8% projection for 2027.
Inflation quickened to a nearly two-year high of 4.1% in March, breaching the BSP’s 2-4% target amid rising fuel and transportation costs.
“Inflation is expected to remain above the BSP’s target range, reducing policy flexibility and increasing the risk of policy tightening, even as softening growth and a negative output gap support a broadly accommodative stance in the near term,” Moody’s said.
Let me end this post by asking you readers: What is your reaction to this recent development? What do you think the government of the Philippines should do to stimulate economic growth and attract more foreign investors?
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New #Codex features include the ability to use your computer in the background
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Hab mal ChatGPT nach einem Geburtstagsspruch für jemanden gefragt, der eher ein ruhiger Zeitgenosse ist:
„Nichts kann mehr zu einer Seelen-Ruhe beitragen, als wenn man gar keine Meinung hat.“
Genug Internet für heute.
Une première: #ChatGPT résout une #conjecture #mathématique
Après le #vibe - #coding, voici le
" #vibe- #proving"
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