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What in the world has happened since COP27?
Governments are being forced into action on ESG topics.
DNS-based attacks back from the cold
The financial sector has emerged as a prime target, bearing the brunt of the impact of DNS attacks.
What does Biden’s executive order mean for worldwide AI regulation?
Regulators worldwide are designing and implementing AI legislation to keep up with technology’s pace of development.
Why quantum computing won’t bring about an encryption apocalypse
The US and China are in fierce competition to build the first large-scale quantum computer. Thematic analyst Edward Bickerton goes into further detail.
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Electric vehicles: yet another battleground between China and the West
One factor that has certainly aided China’s head start is its dominance of global supplies of several critical resources, such as lithium and graphite, which are crucial components of battery electric vehicles (BEVs).
Bennu and the future of the space economy
Bennu was discovered in 1999 and is listed on the Jet Propulsion Laboratory’s Sentry List, meaning that the asteroid could impact Earth.
Swiftonomics: Harnessing a new financial power through social media
The very power of her influence on various economies spawned the birth of a new word, ‘Swiftonomics’, as well as a three-day academic conference, the ‘Swiftposium’.
While lawyers took an oath to be faithful to the law, AI did not
Legal professionals are constantly seeking out new ways to find this proof, and while lawyers took an oath to be faithful to the law, AI did not.
Why digital identity must reflect an Indigenous voice
The outcome of the referendum is important because it has implications for the principle of digital inclusion, not just in Australia, but for Indigenous peoples in other parts of the world.