Forget Sharknado: sharks are actually vital to the ocean and the planet. Radio Davos also hears how streaming music can help reforest parts of Africa.
Researchers at UC San Francisco have successfully developed a “speech neuroprosthesis”. It's enabled a man with severe paralysis to communicate in sentences.
As Latin America and the Caribbean emerge from the pandemic, the region's governments must address uneven and costly digital access for an inclusive and resilient recovery.
A key step in developing this research was recognizing that other wearables rely on the wrist and heart, which do not necessarily show energy expenditure.
Regulators across the globe are now looking at ways to support the expansion of drone technology, exploring carrying heavier loads and transporting people.
This was done through a computational model which shows the biting behavior of the 'Aedes aegypti'; a virus-carrying mosquito which causes human diseases.
Government regulatory bodies rooted in the 20th century must get to grips with overseeing giant digital companies who span geographical and industry boundaries
From tackling people trafficking to helping diagnose cancer, here are some of the ways artificial intelligence is having positive impacts on the world.
Activists and journalists from marginalized populations are often censored on social media due to algorithm bias. Three tech design principles can help.
Nearly half the population in Central Asia is not digitally connected, and many of the unconnected live in rural and remote areas, writes a World Bank expert.
Marginalized groups are often not represented in technology development. What we need is inclusive participation to centre on the concerns of these groups.
The recent rise in ransomware attacks shows how complex and sophisticated the current cyberthreat landscape has become. The public and private sector must up their game
The recent Keseya VSA cyberattack demonstrated the threats to increasingly complex global digital supply chains. Here's how to strengthen them
Senior researcher David J. Spielmansaid has said that agri-tech apps are already helping build the climate resilience of small-scale farmers.
Artificial intelligence is successfully being used to identify and treat cancer whilst building a knowledge database to help millions of people worldwide.
