Kakai Bautista, kinuwestiyon ang mga kontra-Pax Silica pero panay ang AI posts
- Kakai Bautista questioned people who oppose Pax Silica but frequently use AI
- She said occasional AI use may be understandable but questioned daily use
- Kakai urged people to align their actions with the principles they promote
- Her post drew mixed reactions from netizens on social media
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Actress, comedian, and singer Kakai Bautista drew attention online after questioning the apparent contradiction she noticed among some people who oppose Pax Silica while continuing to use artificial intelligence (AI) in their social media posts.
Source: Facebook
Kakai raised the issue in a Facebook post on Sunday, September 20, where she addressed people who criticize the proposed Pax Silica initiative but still regularly share AI-generated content. Her remarks centered on what she viewed as a need for consistency between a person’s public position and their everyday actions.
“Kayo naman ayaw nyo ng PAX SILICA tapos panay naman ang Post nyo ng AI. Huy naman," she started.
She then clarified that her concern was not necessarily about using AI itself. Instead, Kakai appeared to distinguish between occasional use and people who rely on or post AI-generated material frequently.
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Kakai’s comments come amid continuing public discussion surrounding Pax Silica, a proposed industrial and technology hub in New Clark City, Tarlac, under the US-led initiative focused on strengthening semiconductor, AI, and advanced manufacturing capabilities. Government officials have described the project as an opportunity to expand the Philippines’ participation in the global technology value chain, while critics have raised concerns involving resources, the environment, infrastructure, and land.
The details of the proposed development remain subject to further planning and discussions. The Philippine government has also clarified that there is currently no proposal to establish AI data centers outside New Clark City, while officials have described the broader Pax Silica development as an advanced manufacturing initiative.
For Kakai, however, the focus of her post was the perceived disconnect between opposing the project and continuing to make use of AI-related technology.
“Magdecide naman kayo kung kaya ipractice ang pini-preach guysh. Ha?”
Her remarks subsequently prompted various reactions from netizens, with some agreeing with her observation while others raised separate arguments about Pax Silica and the continued development of AI even without the proposed project.
Some commenters pointed out that AI is already being used in different forms of online content, while others emphasized that opposing Pax Silica does not necessarily mean opposing AI technology itself.
The discussion reflects the broader debate surrounding the proposed project, with supporters highlighting potential economic and technological opportunities and critics questioning its possible effects on resources and communities.
Kakai’s post ultimately placed the conversation on a more personal level, asking people to consider whether their everyday online practices are consistent with the positions they publicly express.
Source: Facebook
Kakai Bautista is a Filipina actress, host, singer, and comedienne who began her career in theater before transitioning to television and film. She has since appeared in numerous supporting and comedic roles across popular television series and blockbuster movies.
In another report, Kakai Bautista spoke about the criticism she received after publicly defending Apple David and Chad Gammad’s relationship. Kakai said she looked into the issue herself and talked to Apple directly before confirming that Chad was already 18 when they first met. She also raised questions about what she saw as society’s “double standards” in how people view relationships with age differences. After being called a “groomer,” “p*dophile,” and “enabler,” Kakai said she was willing to pursue legal action against online posts she considered defamatory.
Meanwhile, Kakai Bautista addressed the reactions after some people compared her to Miss Earth Philippines 2025 Joy Barcoma. She explained that her remark about Apple David was simply a casual comment and was not intended to cause harm. Kakai said she also conducted her own research and did not find a legal case filed against Apple in relation to the controversy. She further reminded online users that defamatory statements posted on the internet may have legal implications under the Cybercrime Act.
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