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Video podcast consumption is growing, and YouTube – celebrating 20 years this month – has emerged as the most popular
Europeans positive to AI use but job worries remain
A majority in Europe believe that digital technologies, including artificial intelligence, have a positive impact on their jobs, the economy,
Researchers warning women could be left behind in AI-economy
Women could get left behind in an AI-driven economy as they are under represented in STEM (science, technology, engineering and
Widening gender gap in European ICT research
“Europe’s innovation potential is at risk. While women outnumber men in university education, they remain strikingly underrepresented in Science, Technology,
How news influencers talked about presidential candidates
There were more social media posts from news influencers about Donald Trump than about Kamala Harris prior to the recent
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Diversity ambitions are being downgraded – especially after President Donald Trump scrapping DEI policies. However, AI could help governments assess
How AI can be used to fight gender discrimination
Diversity ambitions are being downgraded – especially after President Donald Trump scrapping DEI policies. However, AI could help governments assess
Ransomware payments have changed dramatically
Ransomware payments fell 35% in 2024 from 2023 record-breaking $1.25 billion down to $813.55 million, marking the first revenue decline
Advertisers will adjust to more women watching Super Bowl
The US Super Bowl is of course a focus on which team will be the NFL champion but for the
How states use social media to target exiled women human rights defenders
Social media should invest in special programs for high-risk targets such as women human rights defenders in exile or in