Emerging Technologies

Here’s how to build inclusive technology, today

A man operates a drone over olive trees in Nabatieh area, Lebanon October 25, 2018. REUTERS/ Jamal Saidi - RC14B511DAF0

Satya Nadella, whose son has cerebral palsy, has made Microsoft more inclusive. Image: REUTERS/ Jamal Saidi

Ken Chua
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