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Non-human identities, from bots to AI agents to Internet of Things devices, now massively outnumber people online.
Many of these NHIs have authorization to carry out tasks on behalf of human user...
In the evening, power grids are under strain as millions of people switch on lights, appliances and air conditioners.
Meanwhile, fully charged electric cars sit idle, holding power that the gri
This week's top stories of the week include:
00:14 - Job sectors most at risk to AI: An entry-level job is usually the first stepping stone in a career. Today, however, AI is upending that paradig...
"Curious, kind, and alive."
That's how designer @MadelineGannon thinks robots should behave. Not like machines, but like animals.
Her drive? Pure impatience for a future she'd rather just go buil...
Four Olympic golds. And her advice to young people: just go for it.
Diving champion Guo Jingjing joined us in Dalian for Ideas on the Move and reminded us that the fear of failure is usually the o...
The cost of deploying next-generation technologies is falling faster than most organizations can absorb. Economies are racing to keep pace – not only through invention but through adoption and orga...
Join us for a summary of the key insights, conclusions and next steps from the Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2026.
Amid the rise of urbanization and the complex intertwined challenges that have emerged from infrastructure to health, architecture is having a moment.
Join award-winning architect Ma Yansong on ...
The US and China remain deeply intertwined economically, yet unresolved trade, technology and security divides have created friction and raised fundamental questions about the trajectory of the rel...
As China enters its 15th Five-Year Plan period, policy priorities are focused on boosting domestic demand, upgrading industry through innovation and accelerating the green transition across sectors...
Faster, more accurate predictions about where a hurricane will hit can save lives. But existing weather prediction models tend to be expensive and slow, says Marvin Gabler, CEO of Jua.ai.
AI is st...
"Not just to create value for themselves - but because it's the right thing to do."
Sumant Sinha on what the energy transition actually needs: the technology, the grids, the policy - and the peopl...
What does gender equality look like in the age of AI?
For Lady Marieme Jamme, founder of I am the CODE, it means girls from refugee camps and slums building their own AI bots.
Episode 3 of Ideas ...
Stacey Vanek Smith, co-host of Bloomberg Business Week's Everybody's Business podcast joins us to look ahead to the final day at the Summer Davos, AMNC26.
Links:
AMNC26: https://www.weforumasia.cn/...
From the growing use of the renminbi in cross-border transactions to the rise of the Cross-Border Interbank Payment System (CIPS), China is creating its own financial infrastructure that is increas...
Whether set in a historic courtyard in Guangdong province or at an Italian embassy in Europe, public art grounded in collaboration with communities can transform a space into a platform for cultura...
China has placed industrial clusters at the centre of its industrial and green transition efforts, positioning them as piloting ecosystems of integrated solutions, from accelerating clean power and...
China’s role in sectors such as consumer technology and manufacturing automation is being shaped by industrial policy, market scale and a dynamic technology ecosystem. Companies that move quickly f...
Please join us for the opening of the 17th Annual Meeting of the New Champions.
Cutting-edge fields such as quantum sensing, biotechnologies and AI offer new productivity levers but require specialized infrastructure, large investments and specific regulations to be deployed.
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