These are the top 10 emerging technologies of 2023: Here's how they can impact the world

Jun 26, 2023

The 'Top 10 Emerging Technologies of 2023' report lists this year's most impactful emerging technologies. Image: Midjourney, Studio Miko

Sebastian Buckup

Head of Network and Partnerships; Member of the Executive Committee, World Economic Forum

Stephan Kuster

Head of Public Affairs, Frontiers

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Sustainable aviation fuel Moving the aviation industry towards net-zero carbon emissions. Image: Midjourney, Studio Miko. (All images in this report have been generated using artificial intelligence.)

Wearable plant sensors: Revolutionizing agricultural data collection to feed the world Image: Midjourney, Studio Miko. (All images in this report have been generated using artificial intelligence.)

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Generative artificial intelligence Expanding the boundaries of human endeavour. Image: Midjourney, Studio Miko. (All images in this report have been generated using artificial intelligence.)

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Spatial omics Molecular-level mapping of biological processes to unlock life’s mysteries. Image: Midjourney, Studio Miko. (All images in this report have been generated using artificial intelligence.)

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