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Paris Olympics 2024: It doesn’t pay to win gold
According to public records, Singapore is the country that offers the largest cash prize with a gold medallist winning S$1m (around $760,000).
Is AI really helping employees?
Some 77% of employees feel that AI increases their tasks and hinders their productivity.
AI is bringing sporting events back to their essence
Wimbledon implemented Threat Matrix (created by Signify AI) to detect and block hate speech and threats.
Regenerative agriculture: the farms of the future?
As global farming practices continue to harm the natural world, adopting regenerative agriculture may benefit more than just the environment.
Discovery of sulphur on Mars could boost the space economy
Sulphur is an extremely useful element and has properties that can translate to survival on Mars.
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AI: The double-edged sword in the world of ransomware
As AI will be wielded by both defenders and attackers, questions are raised about who will ultimately benefit the most.
The potential of 3D printing in drug development and delivery
3D printing will be extensively adopted across various aspects of healthcare in the next ten years.
The state of AI in Latin America
According to the OECD, seven Latin American countries have either developed or are in the process of developing a national AI strategy.
How Paris plans to host the most sustainable Olympics to date
The city’s pledge to host the greenest Olympics in history includes the target of halving the average total carbon emissions produced by the most recent editions of the Games.
Ways to belay flight delays, at home and away
Air travel delays are costly, irritating, and often unavoidable. But certain technologies may hold the key.