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McKinsey’s State of AI in 2022 report highlights how diversity is lacking in many AI teams, but those with greater diversity perform better.

The consulting firm’s work with opioid makers is well known, but for decades McKinsey worked with Big Tobacco and has also advised Juul, the e-cigarette company.

The model minority stereotype may depict Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders as uniformly successful, but a new report exposes how the racial group continues

The World Trade Organization’s first African—and first female—director-general reflects on the impact of the pandemic on trade, the imperative to ensure that

Inflation, higher interest rates, and the war in Ukraine are contributing to a tech-market reset.

Consulting firm PwC estimates AI and related technologies will add more than $15 trillion to the global GDP by 2030. Currently, Africa is playing catch up in the AI space, but NVIDIA’s investments are set to aid AI development in Africa.

Amazon is in plans to upgrade its online shopping and wants to make it more conversational using artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) algorithms. The company is piloting different models in India and around the world to understand what’s next to expand its e-commerce journey.

Omne Possibile launched to harness transformative power of XNA in healthcare, information technology and smart materials information technology creating XNA the forefront of the synthetic biology revolution, forecast to transform medicine, agriculture, energy, consumer products and IT with a $4 trillion annual economic impact h - May 2021: Omne Possibile ("the Company"), a global synthetic biology company pioneering the XNA revolution, has been launched today to harness the power of XNA (x...

Long live the bio-revolution By Michael Chui and Matthias Evers SAN FRANCISCO — In November, the United Nations World Food Programme and the International Organisation for Migration warned of the “unprecedented” threat to food security brought about by COVID-19. The pandemic’s collateral damage could turn out to be even worse than the disease itself. Most leading international institutions with an interest in food security have now called for action to prevent future outbreaks of infect...