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Explore the latest strategic trends, research and analysis
Abolition democracy, the working of rebuilding our systems with equity at their core, just might be able to lead to justice and democratic revitalisation.
Only by understanding the types of knowledge can we boost business optimally. We will see where we want machines to do the work and where we want humans to, and why.
We need to go back to basics as we navigate the hype to make AI fair, and this means applying fairness to the entire AI development lifecycle – immense as it is.
Satellite images can support industrial growth, environment protection, healthcare and education. New estimates reveal the potential opportunity.
As businesses of the future evolve to be more digital and more shared, the need to prepare to avert a cyber pandemic – with potential even more than the coronavirus to upend our lives – h...
As AI provides an increasing number of recommendations to human decision-makers, it becomes imperative that we uncover all stones to make sure we can trust it.
The Fourth Industrial Revolution and shifts in consumer demands caused by the coronavirus pandemic are having a profound effect on infrastructure assets and investments.
Governments need to prioritise building ultra high-speed 5G networks as an insurance against economic and environmental future threats.
High-performance computing (HPC) systems are the tools needed to help understand data and, ultimately, the world around us.
COVID-19 accelerated the rise of digital payments, increasing financial inclusion but also raising risks. Here are seven ideas for how to combat them.
We see machines through a distorted lens compared to our criteria for trusting humans. Let's ask how we are judging them and how it is serving us.
The pandemic has disrupted supply chains and global commerce, driving innovation in the TradeTech field.
These cities leveraged technology to coordinate between different city-level agencies to plan and monitor their COVID-19 emergency response.
AI can increase labor productivity in developed countries by up to 40% over the next 15 years, according to analysis from Accenture and Frontier Economics.
This data on worldwide opinions of artificial intelligence and job automation highlight how education, gender, location, age and income all play a role.