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Ivan has led several Global Technology Services businesses for IBM as General Manager. He has a proven record as a leader in the Outsourcing and Infrastructure Technology Services business. For several years... Read more »

Why sounds and smells are as vital to cities as the sights

Around the world, researchers like Howes are investigating how nonvisual information defines the character of a city and affects its livability. Using methods ranging from low-tech sound walks and smell maps to... Read more »

These scientists want to capture more carbon with CRISPR crops

Larger, deeper root systems can help store more carbon in the soil, because if a plant dies and parts of it are deep underground, the carbon in those pieces is less likely... Read more »

The Download: Sensory cities and carbon trapping-crops

I’ve combed the internet to find you today’s most fun/important/scary/fascinating stories about technology. 1 The crypto market is in freefall With colossal amounts of money at stake, crypto’s volatility now looks less thrilling... Read more »

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The Download: Marseille’s surveillance fightback, and the endless AI sentience debate

Across the world, video cameras have become an accepted feature of urban life. Many cities in China now have dense networks of them, and London and New Delhi aren’t far behind.  Now... Read more »

Marseille’s battle against the surveillance state

GABRIELLE VOINOT For Nano the creep of increased surveillance has personal resonance. She grew up in Albania as it lurched between different political regimes in the 1990s. Her father, a politician, opposed the... Read more »

The Download: Saudi Arabia’s $1 billion plan to slow aging, and global energy turmoil

Anyone who has more money than they know what to do with eventually tries to cure aging. Google founder Larry Page has tried it. Jeff Bezos has tried it. Tech billionaires Larry... Read more »

Building a better society with better AI

“As humans, we are highly biased,” says Beena Ammanath, the global head of the Deloitte AI Institute, and tech and AI ethics lead at Deloitte. “And as these biases get baked into... Read more »

Meet the LGBTQ activists fighting to be themselves online in Malaysia

Many online attacks on LGBTQ Malaysians start with their fellow social media users (although some suspect that political or religious groups may be helping coordinate them). Individual threats can escalate. When a... Read more »