The World Economic Forum – committed to improving the state of the world – is the international organization for public-private cooperation. The Forum engages the foremost political, business and other leaders of society to shape global, regional and industry agendas.
Cybercrime impacts everyone, from individuals to global corporations, and affects critical infrastructures and governments. It causes immense, though not always visible, damage to economi...
UpLink, launched in 2020 by the World Economic Forum in collaboration with Deloitte and Salesforce, is building an open innovation platform ecosystem fostering entrepreneurial solutions f...
As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, understanding and tackling digital threats and harms is crucial. The comprehensive 2023 Global Online Safety Survey by Microsoft, which s...
The World Economic Forum’s Global Lighthouse Network is a community of leading manufacturers applying advanced technologies to speed up and spread the adoption of Fourth Industrial Revolu...
India's smallholding farmers face significant challenges.They struggle with erratic weather and the impacts of climate change, pest infestations, and declining yields. Financially constra...
Led by the World Economic Forum Centre for Advanced Manufacturing and Supply Chains, the Global Network of Advanced Manufacturing Hubs (AMHUB) community is reshaping the global manufactur...
In the age of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, a modern digital economy thrives on data availability. From healthcare and education to e-commerce and financial transactions, access to da...
To address the increasing frequency of wildfires in Türkiye, the World Economic Forum Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution, Koç Holding, the Turkish Ministry for Agriculture and Fo...
Cyber resilience is a challenge for organizations globally and for the electricity industry in particular. Power systems are among the most complex and critical of all infrastructure type...
Small and medium-sized manufacturing companies in Brazil will benefit from the collaboration between the Forum’s Centre for Future of Urban Transformation and the Centre for the Fourth In...
Foreign direct investment (FDI) can play an important role in delivering the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. Investment flows help advance a nation’s development by bringing capi...
The oil and gas industry uses a range of complex systems and interconnected technologies to extract, transport and refine oil and gas products. While these these technologies are necessar...
The World Economic Forum Centre for Cybersecurity has launched a set of initiatives to reduce the global cybersecurity workforce gap through training and upskilling.
In a world where appearances matter, slipping into a new dress or pair of jeans or showing off a new purse can be a big confidence booster. However, clothes that are new to you do not nec...
From drones that detect illegal fishing and robots that sort plastic waste, to sustainable solutions for the world’s forests and remote learning tools for students struggling during the C...
The World Economic Forum and the Government of Finland, in collaboration with Edelman, Splunk and the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation, have developed a new approach to data management that...
Cities across the world account for most of our carbon emissions and energy use, yet they cover only 3% of the earth’s land surface. As the global population grows, so does new constructi...
From healthcare and education to agriculture and trade, artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to transform economies and societies. Given the pace of change, countries need to st...
Technology is disrupting every country and industry around the globe.
Air transport is a vital industry that contributes substantially to economic development and improved living standards. According to the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), ...
What policies, practices and partnerships are needed to prevent a cyber pandemic?
「セーフティ・バイ・デザイン」、つまり「設計段階からの安全性確保」の原則は、デジタル安全性の基本的な枠組みとして広く認知されるようになりました。もはやこれは単なるベストプラクティスの問題ではなく、規制当局や機関がオンライン環境の安全性やAIについて考える際の重要な指針として定着しつつあります。
東南アジア諸国は、世界初の包括的な地域デジタル経済協定に向けた交渉で重要な節目に達し、約6億8,000万人の市場を支えるデジタル統合の基盤を整えました。
優れた規制は優れた情報から始まりますが、AIに関してはこの「情報」がほとんどありません。AIシステムの構築、訓練、導入に関するデータは依然として断片化されており、企業に分散しているか、独自プロセスに埋もれているか、まったく収集されていないのが実情です。
