Browsing: Technology & AI

From AI-optimized supply chains to digital currencies, technology is redrawing trade, reshaping labor, and concentrating market power-forcing policymakers and firms to adapt at unprecedented speed.

From AI to green energy, rapid advances are reshaping trade flows, labor markets, and investment priorities. Policymakers race to adapt as tech giants and startups redefine growth and geopolitical leverage.

From AI-optimized grids to cheap long-duration batteries, new tech is accelerating renewables, cutting costs and stabilizing supply. Utilities say deployment, not invention, is now the bottleneck.

Global militaries’ push to deploy AI on the battlefield is drawing sharper ethical scrutiny, as regulators, watchdogs and the UN weigh bans, oversight, and accountability risks tied to autonomy, bias and civilian harm.

5G rollouts are reshaping global connectivity, enabling faster data, ultra-low latency, and new services from telemedicine to smart factories. As networks expand, nations race to secure spectrum, standards, and supply chains.

A new wave of AI-powered tools is accelerating real-time video analytics across industries, enabling instant anomaly detection, safer cities, and leaner operations, while raising fresh questions about privacy and bias.

Drones are moving from hobby to essential tool, reshaping agriculture, construction, energy, logistics, and public safety. As costs drop and rules evolve, firms deploy fleets for inspections, mapping, and rapid response.

From precision farming and infrastructure surveys to emergency response and last‑mile delivery, drones are reshaping agriculture, construction, public safety and logistics, even film. Regulators race to set rules as fleets scale.

AI is reshaping satellite imaging, sharpening resolution, speeding analysis, and lowering costs. From disaster response to climate and defense, algorithms deliver near-real-time insights while raising privacy and bias concerns.

AI-driven recommendation engines are rewriting online retail playbooks, boosting conversion rates and average order value. Analysts warn of bias and privacy risks as platforms race to personalize every click.