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MIL-OSI Economics: Regional City Networks Launch in Latin America and South Asia Bringing the Fourth Industrial Revolution to Small and Medium-Sized Cities

Aylin Elci, Public Engagement, World Economic Forum, +41 75 404 10 95, aelc@weforum.org The World Economic Forum is launching two regional networks in Latin America and South Asia to connect ‘pioneer cities’ to smaller cities Based in Medellín, Colombia, and Mumbai, India, the regional networks of cities launch as part of the Forum’s G20 Global Smart Cities Alliance and are designed to help small cities implement new technology policies The roll out follows the successful establishment of this model in a number of Japanese cities, led by the Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution Japan Find out more here Tokyo, Japan, 8 April 2021 – The World Economic Forum is launching two regional networks of cities in Latin America and South Asia to share knowledge on smart city development while protecting public interests related to privacy, security and sustainability. Under the umbrella of the Forum’s G20 Global Smart Cities Alliance the two city networks will connect lead

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S Iswaran: Singapore s reopening will be an evolutionary process rather than a revolutionary one

S Iswaran: Singapore s reopening will be an evolutionary process rather than a revolutionary one
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A fairer world requires fairer tech Here s why | World Economic Forum

A fairer world requires fairer tech Here s why | World Economic Forum
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Vaccines Are a National Priority But Not Silver Bullets for Reopening, Singapore Minister Says – NBC Connecticut

The way we see it, this has to be a suite of measures. Vaccinations are essential but they are not silver bullets, he said. We need that to be complemented by a strong, robust testing regime, as well as effective safe management measures. He said such solutions will be important going forward, whether it is opening up the economy further or enabling cross-border activity or travels, said Iswaran. The minister said vaccines are a national priority and will help Singapore get back to pre-Covid levels of economic activity, but that process would involve small steps over time, rather than a big and sudden change.

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Not Too Early Or Too Late: Regulating Big Tech Requires a Delicate Balance, Says Indian CEO

The need for tech governance only comes in when you have a problem or when you anticip ate a problem, he said. You do it too soon you stifle it (innovation). You re doing it too late, you allow the misuse to happen. His comments come as U.S. tech giants like Google and Facebook face increasing scrutiny from regulators in the United States, as well as in Europe and the rest of the world. While tech regulation is necessary at this stage globally, Gurnani argued that ethical governance is the better way forward. He explained it means educating people on what is right and what is wrong.

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