The US presidential election, our digital future, and a question for the friends at ODI’s Digital Societies programme
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Good bye UK
Brexit day has come. The UK is leaving the EU.
We are seeing the very worst of our scientific predictions come to pass in these bushfires | Joëlle Gergis | Opinion | The Guardian
As a climate scientist I am wondering if the Earth system has now reached a tipping point
Will knowledge systems matter in the Fourth Industrial Revolution? The comment from Beatriz Kira from the Pathways for Prosperity Commission in the UK on our new discussion paper.
Klaus Schwab defines the Fourth Industrial Revolution as ‘the confluence of technological breakthroughs, covering wide-ranging fields such as Artificial Intelligence, robotics, internet of things, nanotechnology, biotechnology, energy storage, and quantum computing.’ It will change economies and societies. Some write that Everyone Must Get Ready For… Read More
The transformation of governance and policy systems in the digital age
I went for a run yesterday evening and listened to one episode of the World Economic Forum Series podcats series on the Fourth Industrial Revolution. This episode (abstract and link to ScoundCloud below) focused on changes that may occur in the governance systems and to… Read More
Knowledge Counts 