Leni Robredo’s announcement of Naga City’s AI-powered city planning system is one of those rare moments in governance when a leader does something so forward-thinking, so ambitious, that it forces the entire country to recalibrate what “public service” is supposed to look like. As a mayor, she could have chosen the safe route—manage traffic here, repair potholes there, inaugurate the usual “ribbon-cutting” projects that keep local politics predictable and small. But instead, she reached for some