Meta is launching a helpline in India to help detect deepfake content on WhatsApp. The move follows warnings from the country’s prime minister of AI's potential to harm society.
Half in decline and a fifth threatened with extinction - new research finds migratory species are in grave danger as a result of human activity.
The financial technology industry is booming, which benefits female business owners, small enterprises and isolated communities, says this fintech expert.
Think data first and expect the unexpected. International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva shares how leaders can navigate the global economy in 2024.
Influencers at the World Economic Forum: YouTubers Jacob Beautemps, Adanna Steinacker, and Gohar Khan connected their social audiences to wef24 in Davos.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has hailed a new partnership with Africa aimed at boosting economic ties, creating an energy hub for Europe.
More than 140 countries have signed up to the Global Minimum Tax agreement. The tax treaty imposes a minimum rate of 15% on the profits of multinationals.
Today’s children will live in a future being radically reshaped by AI and technology. Experts say we must help them navigate the risks and opportunities.
Here are some of the metrics and insights coming out of World Economic Forum data that will inform discussions at Davos 2024 and will shape the year ahead.
For a successful energy transition public/private cooperation on buildings is key to funding retrofit programmes and to secure green building uptake.
The World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Report 2024 reveals interconnected risks flowing from the misuse of AI. “Misinformation and disinformation” is the biggest risk.
Creating effective climate change messaging is challenging. Here’s how Arctic Basecamp founder Professor Gail Whiteman and actor Rainn Wilson are doing it.
Climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe explains most people have nuanced views on climate change, so we shouldn't label people simplistically as deniers.
Leading internet companies including Amazon and Google are taking steps to fight off the biggest distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack ever recorded.
The Forum’s Chief Economists Outlook says recessionary pressures are easing. But what would a soft landing look like for the global economy?
