
How satellite surveillance is hauling in illegal fishers
The net is closing in on unauthorized fishing vessels, thanks to the all-seeing eye of orbiting satellites.
The net is closing in on unauthorized fishing vessels, thanks to the all-seeing eye of orbiting satellites.
What is the next big transformation of the industrial internet? How will the internet of things transform industries? Three experts give their views in this podcast.
A new World Economic Forum initiative aims to show how harnessing machine capabilities on every scale from domestic to planetary can ensure we don't exhaust the Earth's dwindling resources.
Who will be the winners and losers as the age of open data takes off? To arrive at a credible and satisfactory answer, it is important to analyse the value of data from different perspect...
Unconscious biases built into algorithms are introducing risks of discrimination in decision making. How can we manage these risks?
The technologies and systems of the Fourth Industrial Revolution offer very powerful assets for responding to natural disasters.
Alzheimer's disease affects many millions worldwide, but traditional scientific approaches have failed to yield a cure.
Countries and corporations face an information flood transforming markets and supply chains. Communities are the linchpin for balancing trade-offs that cannot be decided at the top, or by...
Mark Suzman, Chief Strategy Officer and President of Global Policy and Advocacy at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, explores how investment in data can help drive gender equality.
New types of tech are ushering in a more sustainable world – and these five are leading the way.
Just 23% of refugee adolescents are enrolled in secondary school, compared to 84% globally. And as they get older, the obstacles increase.
If we do not want to give up the benefits of digitization, then cyber risks are here to stay.
The for-benefit sector is developing its own, unique operating system that could change how business, governments and non-profits work and address the world's biggest problems.
On International Literacy Day, we hear from an online learning platform outside Arusha, where people from all walks of life are coming to claim an education.
What are the technologies that will play a role in the humanitarian system in the next 15 years – what is an optimistic scenario for their use and what might be some of the unintended con...














