Majority negative to Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg
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There is a focus on big tech leaders, especially after their line up at Donald Trump’s recent reinstallation as the US president and Elon Musk’s new role as Trump’s efficiency
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Majority of CEOs says using GenAI improves efficiency
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56% of chief executives globally report efficiency gains by using generative AI while 34% say it has improved profitability and 32% report revenue increases. CEOs are more likely to say
US leading AI infrastructure market followed by China and Asia-Pacific
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The global Artificial Intelligence infrastructure market is on track for unprecedented growth and will surpass $200 billion USD in spending by 2028, according to a forecast from the International Data
UN Women holding tech sector accountable for online harassment of women
As technology mediates more of our daily lives, it is also being weaponised to harm women and girls in new and alarming ways. Although not a new phenomenon, technology-facilitated gender-based
Social media top source for EU political news
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Social media is the top source of political and social issues for young EU citizens. 42% of those aged 16-30 agree that social media is the top source with television
Increasingly hostile environment for European media
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European journalists and media companies face an increasingly hostile environment. There were at least 1 548 press freedom violations during last year impacting 2 567 media-related persons or entities in
Podcast ad spend reaching $5 billion but growth slowing down
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Video podcast consumption is growing, and YouTube – celebrating 20 years this month – has emerged as the most popular platform: viewers watched over 400 million hours of podcasts per
Europeans positive to AI use but job worries remain
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A majority in Europe believe that digital technologies, including artificial intelligence, have a positive impact on their jobs, the economy, society, and on quality of life. 62% of Europeans view
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 mathematics), according to two researchers at London School of Economics.
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, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) careers and leadership”, according to a