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Artificial Intelligence
We need to talk about Artificial Intelligence
Business and policymakers must start discussing AI to provide clear ethical frameworks and ensure they are embedded in the tech we use on a daily basis.
Global Issue
Industry
Economy
4th Industrial Revolution
Global Issue
Industry
Economy
4th Industrial Revolution
Technological Transformation
Fourth Industrial Revolution
The world’s first 3D-printed school is taking shape in Madagascar
3D-printing technology could help widen access to education post-pandemic by being used to construct sustainable schools, quickly and cost-effectively.
Artificial Intelligence
This flying AI robot can pick fruit – preventing waste in the process
As farmers struggle to recruit seasonal workers due to COVID-19 travel curbs, an automated fruit picker is set to revolutionize the world’s harvest.
Future of Media, Entertainment and Sport
How does the value of esports companies compare with regular sports teams?
In 2020, four of the top 10 esports companies were valued at more than $300 million compared to 2018, when only one esports company was worth this much.
SDG 04: Quality Education
What are the advantages of blockchain as an educational resource?
Using blockchain could support the dissemination of open educational resources on a global scale. But it also brings challenges, including the legality of data ownership.
Technological Transformation
How customized computer chips could make robots more 'human'
An MIT computer scientist has found a way to increase robots' response time with a customized computer chip. This could help robots to perform more 'human' tasks.
The Davos Agenda 2021
Davos Agenda: What you need to know about technology
COVID-19 has accelerated new technology – but not without risk. Here's how we can continue to drive innovation while ensuring tech is responsible and fair.
The Davos Agenda 2021
People were asked how 7 risks would affect them – this is what they said
Looking ahead to the coming year, optimism on tech and education opportunities are accompanied by concerns about health and work.
Digital Communications
The digital switch? Why more Americans are logging on than tuning in to get their news
Over eight in 10 American adults 'sometimes' or 'often' access their news on digital devices, demonstrating a shift away from the print and radio news industries.
Internet of Things
Meet Sir Tim Berners-Lee: First he designed the World Wide Web, now he’s redesigning it
Sir Tim Berners-Lee is designing a web, where people have a single sign-on for any service and personal data is stored in “pods” controlled by the user.
Internet Governance
3 technologies that are making education more accessible
Educational technology like AR, VR and AI has become increasingly important after the COVID-19 pandemic closed classrooms across the world.
COVID-19
How the pandemic could change how we teach our children
From curriculum mapping to training for teachers, this is how policy makers can ensure that establishing an adaptive learning systems is a success.
UpLink
This underwater robot cleans ships to cut emissions and protect marine ecosystems
The build-up of marine plants and animals on ship hulls is an age-old problem. This ‘biofouling’ can increase fuel consumption by up to 40% and boost emissions.
Aviation, Travel and Tourism
Sky's the limit: GM unveils autonomous flying Cadillac
The single-passenger Cadillac will be able to travel from urban rooftop to urban rooftop at speeds up to 55 miles per hour and is powered by a 90kW motor.
Information Technology
This small device could go a long way in tackling food insecurity
The sensor would allow rapid diagnosis of nutrition deficiency in plants, enabling farmers to maximize crop yield in a sustainable way.