The synergy between humans and AI agents is driving a ‘Great Redeployment’ where there is a structural shift in how...
- The summit features a high-profile lineup of speakers, including Canva co-founder Cliff Obrecht, IBM Chief Impact Officer Justina Nixon-Saintil, Twitch...
A study by the World Economic Forum reveals that AI could replace around 85 million jobs by 2025KPMG’s recent global study on AI in finance found that the use of AI is rapidly expanding across corporate finance
71% of companies surveyed are using AI within finance operations, while 41% of them use it to a moderate or significant extent
- The steep 25-percent levies came into place after midnight with no exemptions despite countries' efforts to avert them, in a...
Canada, which is heavily exposed to the US steel and aluminum levies, announced additional tariffs of CAN$29.8 billion ($20.7 billion) on US goods, coming into force Thursday.
Uncertainty over Trump's trade plans and worries that they could tip the world's biggest economy into a recession have roiled financial markets.
- Washington, United States - The International Monetary Fund has approved an additional $1.3 billion assistance program for Egypt under its...
The Fund's Executive Board also completed the fourth review of an ongoing aid program, allowing for the immediate disbursement of $1.2 billion to Cairo
Under the RSF, the IMF provides long-term loans to finance projects aimed at preparing countries for the effects of global warming and helping them with energy transition
IoT applications are transforming critical sectors such as transportation, where connected vehicles improve traffic management, utilities where smart grids enhance...For instance, to manage the flow of massive stadium crowds during the FIFA World Cup, Qatar leveraged “digital twins,” aggregating data from 40,000 IoT devices.
In a similar vein, Dubai’s Enterprise Command and Control Center uses a combination of AI, digital camera, and thermal imaging technologies to oversee 11,000 surveillance cameras.
Anticipatory governance is crucial in navigating today’s risks. While AI tools enhance forecasting, early warning does not always lead to...Global geopolitical shifts are reshaping alliances, creating an unstable multipolar order
Climate change, AI, and conflicts are accelerating faster than expected, disrupting globalization
Successful smart cities address real challenges, like Mexico City’s digitalization of government services.Smart cities must prioritize people over technology to ensure long-term success and acceptance
Ignoring community needs can lead to backlash and project failures, as seen in Toronto and Mexico
To realize its vision for “smart tourism”, Singapore Tourism Board is leveraging cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence, data analytics, and...STB’s Tcube, a hybrid innovation space launched in 2021, has helped tourism businesses introduce tech solutions, including Al, into their operations.
More than 1,100 tourism companies have benefited from Tcube programs. Its Singapore Tourism Accelerator has supported 47 start-ups to develop 58 industry solutions across 6 cohorts
- AI won't replace jobs, but reskilling will unlock its true potential—lifelong learning is the key, Jayney Howson, SVP of Learning...
We’re entering a new phase in the relationship between humans and technology, one that thrives on innovation and potential, Jayney Howson tells TRENDS
We will see many new jobs and roles emerge, such as “Chief AI Officers” (CAIO), “Prompt Engineers” and “AI Ethicists,” he adds
The global logistics market is expected to be around US$10 trillion in 2024, and is estimated to reach US$21.91 trillion...The logistics market revenue in 2023 was US$485 billion by airways, US$2.85 trillion by waterways, US$2.09 trillion by railways and US$3.52 trillion by roadways.
In the Arabian Gulf countries, the focus of the logistics and transport industry is moving from the UAE to Saudi Arabia.
- Istanbul, Turkey - Turkey's central bank on Thursday lowered its key interest rate for a third consecutive time as inflation...
This is the third time the central bank cut its rate since December as its efforts to tame inflation are paying off
Consumer prices rose by 39.05 percent last month, down from 42.1 percent in January, according to the country's statistics institute
