From low-code to vibe code: Why you may no longer need software engineers

Think AI is a useful ‘copilot’? Soon it will take the controls 

January 30, 2025 • by Michael Yaziji in Technology • 9 min read

The implications of generative AI for ‘knowledge’ work are more profound than many of us might think. Organizations need to wake up....

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Kinder Morgan: Navigating growth in the digital energy era 

January 22, 2025 in Technology • 5 min read

David Michels, CFO at Kinder Morgan, a leading US energy infrastructure company, explores how rapid AI and data center growth have quickly reshaped energy demand and what CFOs can do to navigate...

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Women must play leading role in era of ‘fair AI for all’ 

January 16, 2025 • by Rupa Dash in Technology • 10 min read

The ability of women to empathize and act ethically and responsibly makes them ideally placed to lead us into a future where AI benefits all society, not just the wealthy....

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The ‘responsibility paradox’ in era of sharecropper capitalism

January 14, 2025 • by Jerry Davis in Technology • 10 min read

Many new businesses have emerged in recent years with few employees, no roots in the community, and heavily reliant on Big Tech for survival. How does this square with the demands for...

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Meta’s fact-checking exit: Is social media heading back to the ‘Wild West’?

January 9, 2025 • by Öykü Işık, José Parra Moyano, Michael D. Watkins in Technology • 7 min read

With fact-checking out and community-driven moderation in, Meta is betting big on free speech – but critics warn the move could open the floodgates for disinformation and online harm....

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Weaponized electronics: A wake-up call for supply chains

October 17, 2024 • by Öykü Işık, Carlos Cordon in Technology • 7 min read

The deadly blasts from tampered devices in Lebanon highlight the fragility of supply chains, making it clear that better security measures are urgently needed....

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Full transparency: 10 lessons from the cyber-attack on the British Library

September 30, 2024 • by Öykü Işık in Technology • 9 min read

When the British Library fell victim to a major ransomware attack it opted for a policy of full transparency. Here we outline what government organizations, NGOs, and businesses can learn from the...

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Imaginary jobs at fake firms: living in an age of illusion

September 20, 2024 • by Jerry Davis in Technology • 8 min read

Information technology can reduce the transaction costs of using markets. For labor markets, however, the costs have merely been transferred from business to workers....

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Eureka! The art of creative thinking in a digital world

August 23, 2024 • by Luc de Brabandere , Jonas Leyder, Lina Benmehrez in Technology • 9 min read

In today's fast-paced world, guidance is needed not on what to think but how to think....

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Paris 2024: The ‘greenest ever Games’ has set a new standard for global events

August 13, 2024 • by Julia Binder in Technology • 5 min read

The legacy of these Olympics extends far beyond the final medal count, providing a model for how global events can contribute positively to both the environment and society....

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