Will robots take our jobs? It’s an age-old question.
The discussions around the impact of artificial intelligence and its impact on jobs could result in improved skills and greater adaptations by the world’s work force.
Taking the quantum leap in international development
Quantum computing could change the face of many international development programs, including those involving transport, financial services and health care.
Tomorrowland: Applying futures studies and foresight in policy dialogue
By reimagining the future we can drive the change we want to see. We can’t change the past, but everything we do now changes the future.
University-industry collaboration at the heart of knowledge-based economic growth
The Republic of Korea and the People's Republic of China offer 4 lessons for developing countries to strengthen their higher education systems and innovation capacities.
Sandboxing cyber risk to achieve digital financial inclusion through fintech
Adopting international standards can help include cyber risk in fintech regulatory sandboxes.
3 ways Asia can inspire learning through skills, tech
Countries in the region can benefit tremendously from leveraging technology to inform education and job training.
Laying the groundwork for Asia’s technological revolution
If the region prepares adequately, it has little to fear and much to gain from leapfrogging digital technology.
Cyber insurance: Creating a culture of risk management
As companies increasingly turn to insurance against cyber attacks, insurance firms are figuring out how to quantify such risk.
5 ways technology is improving governance, public service delivery in developing Asia
India, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Thailand are paving the way for technology to make governance more effective.
Solving the Energy Trilemma in developing countries through innovation
With innovative business models, financing and procurement, developing countries can leapfrog to secure, affordable, and clean energy systems.