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The adoption of AI and rewilding will lead to the end of the Anthropocene
AI is the tech buzzword of the decade and refers to software-based systems that use data inputs to make decisions on their own.
Drive to survive: F1’s race to net zero
Several F1 teams such as Red Bull Racing, Mercedes-AMG Petronas, and Scuderia Ferrari use digital twins to simulate the performance of several components of their race cars.
Doctor Who and the disappearing streaming content
As the content wars continue to rage, the BBC hopes to compete with streaming giants.
China’s regulatory influence on AI extends well beyond its borders
Over the past few years, Beijing has introduced some of the world’s first binding regulations on AI, including recommendation algorithms and generative AI.
Starbucks and the growing need for climate-resistant crops
By investing money into researching crop modifications, Starbucks has managed to distribute three million modified seeds to farmers around the globe.
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Gen Z – a growing appetite for escapist entertainment
Popularity of gaming among Gen Z will naturally transition into metaverse applications.
India’s rising population has environmental implications
While a growing population is not a major impediment to India’s economy, India’s population is also ageing.
Navigating the global permacrisis: insights from visionary leaders
Can today’s global crises be fixed? GlobalData’s senior analyst Amelia Connor-Afflick writes about Gordon Brown and other leaders’ ideas on how to.
Plant-based food: A conscious way to combat climate change
Plant-based food—including dairy alternatives and meat substitutes—typically has a lower carbon footprint than traditional animal-based food.
Space launches and the search for extraterrestrial life
In the future, the launch of rockets capable of taking satellites into orbit will become much more commonplace.