In a thought-provoking discussion, researcher Henrik Skaug Sætra warns that artificial intelligence threatens democracy by shaping our information landscape and creating echo chambers. He advocates for a critical evaluation of technology’s role in society, emphasizing the need for human control and the importance of traditional media in maintaining democratic values.
Eduardo Viola, a political scientist, warns that the technological race between global powers will exacerbate disparities, particularly for Latin America. He emphasizes the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence and quantum computing, predicting a widening gap between the region and leading nations like the U.S. and China.
The International Conference on Autism Research, under the patronage of Sheikh Khalid bin Zayed Al Nahyan, explores the transformative role of artificial intelligence in diagnosing autism. The event emphasizes collaboration and innovation, aiming to enhance the lives of individuals with autism through advanced research and tailored interventions.
As global connectivity evolves through IoT, 6G, and satellite internet, the urgency for quantum readiness intensifies. Traditional cybersecurity methods face obsolescence due to quantum computing threats. Governments and businesses must invest in quantum-secure infrastructures and innovative cyber-ethics to safeguard our interconnected future and ensure resilience in a rapidly changing digital landscape.
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt has raised alarms about AI’s rapid evolution, warning that machines may soon operate independently of human oversight. He emphasizes the urgent need for regulatory frameworks to manage AI’s growth and the potential risks it poses to society and national security.
NASA is developing a groundbreaking quantum sensor for low Earth orbit that can detect minute changes in Earth’s gravity. This advanced technology, utilizing atom interferometry, aims to map underground features like aquifers and mineral deposits, enhancing navigation and resource management while being compact and lightweight for space missions.
The South Korean government plans to increase semiconductor investments to 33 trillion won, up from 26 trillion. This initiative aims to enhance global competitiveness amid rising uncertainties in the semiconductor sector. Key measures include infrastructure support, funding for next-generation technology, and incentives for small and medium-sized enterprises.
The South Korean government plans to increase semiconductor investments to 33 trillion won, up from 26 trillion. This initiative aims to enhance global competitiveness amid rising uncertainties in the semiconductor sector. Key measures include infrastructure support, funding for next-generation technology, and incentives for small and medium-sized enterprises.
The AI program for teachers in Abu Dhabi aims to integrate artificial intelligence into educational practices, enhancing lesson planning and assessments. It emphasizes collaboration and continuous development, preparing educators and students for future challenges. The initiative reflects the UAE’s commitment to leading in AI education globally.
Scientists have achieved “certified randomness” using a quantum computer, generating truly random numbers that could enhance data security. Unlike classical methods, which rely on predictable algorithms, this new approach utilizes quantum unpredictability, potentially making encryption more secure and resistant to hacking by eliminating the need for static security keys.
