Techonomy 2018 speakers answer critical questions in an ongoing series: Catherine Steiner-Adair, a research associate at Harvard Medical School. More
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Catherine Steiner-Adair: Screens Hinder Emotional Intelligence
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Robert Goldstein: Tech Can Even the Playing Field
Techonomy 2018 speakers answer critical questions in an ongoing series: Robert Goldstein, Chief Operating Officer, BlackRock More
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Neesha Hathi: Tech Needs the Basics
Techonomy 2018 speakers answer critical questions in an ongoing series: Neesha Hathi, Chief Digital Officer, Charles Schwab More
Biomedical Innovation Gaining Ground in Singapore
Twenty years of investment in biomedical infrastructure and innovation is starting to pay off for Singapore. More
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Tony Prophet: The Business of Equality
Techonomy 2018 speakers answer critical questions in an ongoing series: Tony Prophet, chief equality officer at Salesforce. More
Who Should Attend Techonomy 2018?
Who should attend Techonomy? Anybody grappling with the impact of technology on their business and the wider world. More
Will Musk’s Faux Pas Change Twitter? Will it Affect Trump?
Private platforms for distributing news and announcements have surpassed public ones in importance. Case in point: Twitter is morphing into an official channel for the government. Roger Kay connects the tweets between Elon Musk and Donald Trump. More
Techonomy Does Burning Man 2018
In which our business manager makes his way to Burning Man and comes back, shall we say, enlightened. More
Paula Goldman: Emerging Tech Needs Guardrails
Techonomy 2018 speakers answer critical questions in an ongoing series: Paula Goldman, global lead of the Tech and Society Solutions Lab at Omidyar Network. More
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The Lessons of 9/11 Can Help Stop Internet Disinformation
Seventeen years after 9/11, we are at another inflection point of equal importance that requires partnership and cooperation between the public and private sectors: the containment of disinformation. More
We Love Big Questions. It’s the Answers that are Hard.
Tech moves quickly. For most of us, understanding our own behavior and motives as citizens, friends, and consumers can’t even catch up to the reality of our 24/7 immersion in our smartphones. Today's bizarre reality requires even greater effort than in the past, it seems to me. Here's what I think helps. More
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Maynard Webb: Focus on Ethical Use of Tech
Techonomy 2018 speakers answer three critical questions in an ongoing series: Maynard Webb of Webb Investment Network, an investment firm for world-changing companies. More
Cities Innovation Transportation
Which Countries Are Winning the Self-Driving Race?
A new study from KPMG International ranks the Netherlands as the country most ready to support driverless cars, followed by Singapore and the United States. China ranks 16th. More
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Michael Dunne: What Will Happen to Compassion and Love?
Techonomy 2018 speakers answer three critical questions in an ongoing series: Michael Dunne of ZoZo Go, an auto-tech advisory firm. More
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Cory Johnson: Blockchain Can Be World Changing
Techonomy 2018 speakers answer three critical questions in an ongoing series: Cory Johnson of Ripple, an electronic-payment service. More
How Technology Can Help Underserved Children Learn
Digital tools thoughtfully deployed can help close the learning gap for underserved students. More
Bio & Life Sciences Healthcare
Critical Genomic Breakthrough Should Help Identify Disease Risk
A new report suggests that an innovative method of analyzing DNA will allow medical researchers to predict disease risk for far more people than can be done with conventional medical tests. More
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Who’s Afraid of a Digital Planet?
Harnessing technology can serve big unmet needs of people and the planet — without adding to the mess — but real progress will require a greater commitment from the private sector. More
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Disinformation and Data Attacks Will Get Worse
Disinformation tactics are getting more and more sophisticated. These are cross-platform, multi-industry threats, and the solutions will be cross-platform and collaborative. More
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Why Zuckerberg Will Keep Failing in China
Despite impressive perseverance, Mark Zuckerberg's attempts to crack China are almost certainly destined to fail. Techonomy's David Kirkpatrick explains why, in this piece he wrote in mid-August for the South China Morning Post. More
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