Government regulatory bodies rooted in the 20th century must get to grips with overseeing giant digital companies who span geographical and industry boundaries
There are many multiple ways in which artificial intelligence can fall prey to bias – but careful analysis, design and testing will ensure it serves the widest population possible
COVID-19 has necessitated a more collaborative way of working. As we move towards recovery we outline how open data sharing can facilitate innovation.
Around the world, 1.7 billion people still lack access to a formal bank account. Innovations, such as AI, are helping to increase financial inclusion.
These purpose-driven collaborations or 'mission-based ecosystems' are addressing complex global challenges such as green mobility and financial crime.
Data gaps make it difficult to assess businesses exposure to climate risks. To solve this, the IMF suggest harmonizing standards and using technology.
Each day on Earth we generate 500 million tweets, 294 billion emails and 4 million gigabytes of Facebook data, which is only a small portion of all data.
How we tackle privacy and safety will shape how we solve the biggest social issues of our time.
To drive better governance and urban services for their citizens, Indian cities need to generate, capture, analyse and share better data.
AI looks likely to help us predict what lies ahead and shape the necessary policies, demonstrated by a competition using AI to mitigate the effects of the pandemic.
Tech can help us preserve the ocean, but it comes with a high environmental cost in terms of emissions and waste. Here's how to increase sustainability.
Governments and stakeholders need to cooperate more closely across borders in parallel to negotiating data openness in modern trade deals.
The Future Health Index 2020, which surveyed young healthcare professionals, confirms they are hopeful that technology can improve working conditions.
Better protection frameworks for data collection and sharing are needed. A new report from Data for Common Purpose Initiative identifies key enablers.
From tackling hunger and rare diseases to smart cities, a new report outlines how responsible data sharing can solve critical issues for a better world.
