AI Disinformation and South Asia: The Language Gap No One Is Talking About

AI Disinformation and South Asia: The Language Gap No One Is Talking About

Author: Debarati Guha, Director, Programs for Asia bei Deutsche Welle The global debate on artificial intelligence is dominated by familiar actors. Silicon Valley builds platforms. China advances state-led AI development.

Spatial Entrepreneurship: Why Owned, Deployable Space Is Becoming a New Business Asset Class

Spatial Entrepreneurship: Why Owned, Deployable Space Is Becoming a New Business Asset Class

Author:  Gueston Smith, Founder, Guesscreative™ Capability is decentralizing. Communication has moved beyond the landline. Work has moved beyond the office. Finance, retail, media, education, and information now move through networks

Beyond Illumination: How Architectural Lighting Is Transforming Modern Design

Beyond Illumination: How Architectural Lighting Is Transforming Modern Design

Author:  Luca Massimiliano Meinardi, General Manager at GRIVEN S.r.l.   After spending decades working alongside architects, lighting designers, and engineers, I have developed a personal vision of where the lighting

Why Children Need Their Own AI Safety Standard

Why Children Need Their Own AI Safety Standard

Author:   Dr Louise Metcalf, Creator and Co-Founder, Gheorg Every major AI safety framework in existence today was built with an adult in mind. That's true of the guidelines coming out

Board-Level Cybersecurity Governance in the Age of AI: From Technical Oversight to Strategic Stewardship

Board-Level Cybersecurity Governance in the Age of AI: From Technical Oversight to Strategic Stewardship

 Author:  Alexandre Horvath ,  CISO & DPO at Cryptix AG   Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming how organizations operate, compete, and innovate. From automating customer service and enhancing fraud detection

AI-Driven SOC Transformation: From Alert Handling to Intelligent Cyber Defense

AI-Driven SOC Transformation: From Alert Handling to Intelligent Cyber Defense

For many years, the Security Operations Center was mainly seen as a place where alerts arrived, analysts investigated them, and incidents were escalated when something looked serious. That model worked