Generation Z’s impact on the workplace reaches far beyond the stereotype of digital natives glued to their screens.
AI is everywhere: it has seeped into almost every aspect of modern culture to such a degree that it would be difficult to find a field unaffected by it.
The venture capital market continues to grow: the combined value of global funding rounds rose to 190 billion dollars during the first half of the year, or 25% more compared to the same period last year.
Denmark’s new law granting citizens copyright ownership over their face, body, and voice signals a bold step toward reclaiming personal identity in the age of AI.
Cities worldwide are experimenting with new approaches to resilience as climate risks intensify. Urban planners and startups are exploring how green infrastructure supported by technology can deliver sustainability and faster recovery when disasters strike.
Even after years of practice, managing remote teams can feel like spinning a dozen plates: there are tools to pick, messages to send, and ways to keep everyone feeling part of the crew.
No-code and low-code platforms have surged into the mainstream, now powering up to 70% of new business applications, a steep climb from less than 25% just five years ago.
Across sectors, professionals say AI is accelerating at a pace that makes standing still a career risk. One of the responses has been a wave of upskilling.
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