The gender gap in online newsrooms
Only 27% of the 171 top editors across 240 online news brands are women despite that, on average, 40% of
AI in mental healthcare can be useful but risky
Using artificial intelligence in health care and mental wellbeing can be positive but greater transparency is needed. AI can translate
Science and tech a focus for International Women’s Day
“By bridging the gender gap in accessing and shaping science and technology, we clear the remaining bottlenecks to equal opportunities
Women in minority as news consumers and news influencers on YouTube
Among YouTube news influencers, 68% are men and only 28% are women. And a slightly larger share explicitly express a
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Opinions about what AI will mean for jobs varies a lot between employees and their bosses. About half of workers
Forecast paints sluggish years for telecom industry
The telecoms industry faces a sluggish outlook amid rising costs and competition, muted subscriber growth, and lingering macroeconomic and geopolitical
US tariffs forecasted to be negative for PC sales
The new US policy with trade tariffs announced by president Donald Trump is affecting commercial forecasts. Referring to US tariffs
Employees and CEOs disagree on what AI will mean for jobs
Opinions about what AI will mean for jobs varies a lot between employees and their bosses. About half of workers
Higher percentage of women in EU Parliament than in US Congress
All federal programs promoting diversity, equity, inclusion should be scrapped according to one of the first executive orders by new
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56% of chief executives globally report efficiency gains by using generative AI while 34% say it has improved profitability and