Science & Technology

From Cold War to Code War: Humanising AI Governance

Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic abstraction. It is here, quietly reorganizing economies, governance systems, and the meaning of human relevance. From predictive...

Why Digital Democracy Breaks in the Global South: From “Shaming” Dashboards to Harmony Radars

In her seminal work Digital Democracy, Analogue Politics, Nanjala Nyabola diagnosed a fatal flaw of the digital age: we are attempting to impose digital...

San Francisco Outage Reveals a Critical Gap in Robotaxi Readiness

A recent power outage in San Francisco caused significant traffic disruptions, with Waymo's robotaxis stalling at intersections due to non-working traffic signals. The outage,...

The AI Boom’s Dirty Secret: Reviving Polluting ‘Peaker’ Plants

In Chicago's Pilsen neighborhood, the aging Fisk power plant, owned by NRG Energy, was set to retire next year. However, rising electricity demands from...

AI, Robotics and Us – E-Book Launch

As 2025 nears its end, many of us pause to reflect on the year’s achievements, milestones, and challenges. Among them, one milestone stands out...

How TikTok’s Algorithm Knows You Better Than You Do

The content recommendation algorithm behind TikTok is under scrutiny after its owner, ByteDance, formed a joint venture with American and global investors, including Oracle,...

Qatar’s Energy Advantage Powers Its AI Push in the Gulf

Qatar is trying to catch up in the artificial intelligence (AI) race in the Gulf, relying on its low-cost energy and financial resources. The...

The AI Chip Arms Race: How China Built Its Own “Manhattan Project”

In a high-security laboratory in Shenzhen, China, scientists have developed a prototype machine capable of producing advanced semiconductor chips crucial for technologies such as...

Exploring Technology, Mind, and Health with Global Academy

The Technology Mind Health half-day summit, hosted by the Global Academy for Future Governance (GAFG) and its partners, brought together interdisciplinary leaders, researchers, and...

From Probability to Possibility: The Algorithm of Aspire in a Fragmenting Global Order

We enter this moment in history with a world order that is no longer merely shifting—it is fragmenting. Institutions that once claimed universality are...

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