
Why sustainability is no longer enough for the blue economy
The ocean is degrading rapidly. We need a regenerative blue economy that focuses on restoring marine ecosystems, while supporting global economic growth.
The ocean is degrading rapidly. We need a regenerative blue economy that focuses on restoring marine ecosystems, while supporting global economic growth.
Cybersecurity should be built into next-generation computing engineering and deployment processes, but it doesn’t have to mean compromising capability.
Artificial general intelligence could reshape cybersecurity. The challenge is whether defenders adopt it faster than attackers.
The widespread scale of cybercrime now makes it a strategic imperative for business leaders. But they can't simply focus on systems protection.
Now technically and economically viable, space-based solar power (SBSP) could be a new abundant sustainable energy source.
Reframing governance to handle the challenges of AI means defining desired outcomes and working backwards to the required mechanisms.
Generative biology fuses AI, automation and biology to drive breakthroughs but faces systemic risks, demanding strong governance, equity and safeguards.
Neurotechnology offers life-changing potential but without robust security and governance, it risks exposing the very core of human identity.
Safeguarding satellites through cyber resilience in space is vital for economies and security. Strong standards and collaboration can secure space systems.
Systems often break because workers don't have the correct cybersecurity training. Digital resilience requires investment in people and in teсhnology.
India’s digital public infrastructure (DPI) journey involved addressing critical security and privacy challenges, providing lessons for other countries.
With cybercriminals increasingly employing both cybersecurity and information-integrity-related threats, both disciplines are now integrally linked.
$80 trillion of wealth will be transferred into new hands in the coming years – women and Gen-Z will now come to the fore. Their priorities are different.
Who benefits from AI given the different ethical, social and spiritual dimensions? What is needed is inclusive, human-centred AI development.
The policymaking systems tasked with addressing the world's challenges remain overwhelmingly short-term, linear and reactive. Is this what needs to change?











