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By Susan E. Dudley
Technological change, rapid data generation, and greater interconnectivity are transforming the way we live and work. Will these changes also transform how government agencies regulate private activities?
Companies should view protecting their customers’ personal information as their digital corporate social responsibility.
From Amazon Dash Buttons to Uber, data-driven innovation is boosting efficiencies in all walks of life.
This essay is part of a series of articles relating to the Internet of Everything project. Read more at uschamberfoundation.org/ioe.
"First learn the meaning of what you say, and then speak." What was true for the Stoic philosopher Epictetus is equally valid for today's machine learning algorithms.
There is a block just off of Detroit’s Woodward Avenue where the city’s future is being built. Just a few years ago this cluster of buildings, known as Madison Block, housed squatters. Today some 300 young people are hard at work on 50 new startups.
By Frank J. Cilluffo and Sharon L. Cardash.
Masdar City, located just outside Abu Dhabi, serves as the centerpiece for a new generation of sustainable communities.
Here in Las Vegas last week, the most interesting thing going on had nothing to do with flashy casinos, but with startups interested in putting a dent in their universe. SxSW V2V, held every summer in Las Vegas after the major conference in Austin, focuses on edu
Technology will not ultimately save us from today’s digital threats. Instead, a better educated public and workforce, paired with changes in how we monitor outgoing network traffic, will make all of our information more secure.
