Browsing: Technology & AI

From video calls to AI-driven feeds, technology is reshaping how people connect, work, and organize. Experts cite gains in access and speed, while warning of polarization, privacy risks, and widening digital divides.

AI is redefining 5G, automating network planning, slicing, and real-time optimization. Carriers report lower latency and energy use, while edge intelligence unlocks new services-from smart factories to autonomous mobility.

As retailers, cities, and factories deploy edge AI to parse live feeds, real-time video analytics is shifting from pilot to standard. Advocates cite safety and efficiency gains; critics warn of bias and privacy risks.

Robotics is set to permeate homes, hospitals, and streets in the 2030s, from eldercare aides to autonomous delivery. Adoption is accelerating, but jobs, data security, and safety standards will test policymakers.

From Barcelona to Singapore, cities deploy sensors, AI, and 5G to ease congestion, cut emissions, and digitize services. Our report tracks spending, governance, and equity gaps shaping the global smart-city push.

From AI-optimized wind farms to cheaper batteries and smarter grids, new technology is accelerating renewable energy deployment, cutting costs, and reshaping power markets worldwide.

AI is reshaping global supply chains, boosting visibility, forecasting demand, and automating logistics. Firms report faster throughput and lower costs, while regulators weigh standards and risks from bias to cyber vulnerabilities.

Automakers and tech firms accelerate road tests as regulators set new safety benchmarks. Investments surge, pilot programs expand, and city planners brace for shifts in traffic, labor, and liability.

Governments and watchdogs intensify probes into AI as algorithms steer hiring, healthcare, and policing. Amid rapid deployment, experts warn of bias, opacity, and accountability gaps, pressing for transparent standards and oversight.

From retail to healthcare, executives are turning to big data to steer strategy. New surveys show analytics guiding pricing, supply chains and risk, while AI tools speed insights and raise fresh privacy and talent concerns.