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Do we really need eight hours of uninterrupted sleep a night?

6 years ago weforum.org

Eight Futures of Work: Scenarios and Their Implications

6 years ago weforum.org

Uniqlo replaced 90% of staff at its Tokyo warehouse with robots

6 years ago weforum.org

South Korea has limited a working week to 52 hours, in order to stop overwork

6 years ago weforum.org

Sweden to reach its 2030 renewable energy target this year

6 years ago weforum.org

Middle-aged entrepreneurs are more successful than young ones. why

6 years ago weforum.org

Time to rethink the meaning of work

6 years ago weforum.org

Drones that can plant 100k trees a day

6 years ago weforum.org drone

You could soon be eating meat grown by plants

6 years ago weforum.org

Being too intelligent might make you a less effective leader

6 years ago weforum.org

5 predictions for what life will be like in 2030 – World Economic Forum

6 years ago weforum.org economic

Scientists have created a silicon beating heart

6 years ago weforum.org

A basic income could boost the US economy by $2.5 trillion

6 years ago weforum.org economy

Artificial intelligence is trying to write the next Game of Thrones book

7 years ago weforum.org ai game

MIT developed an algorithm that lets you see around corners

7 years ago weforum.org algorithm mit

The US is smashing its clean energy forecasts - “Actual CO2 emissions in 2016 have undercut the 2006 predictions by 24 percent.”

7 years ago weforum.org

Most men in the US and Europe could be infertile by 2060

7 years ago weforum.org europe

The World Economic Forum predicts a USD 400 trillion pensions shortfall by 2050

7 years ago weforum.org economic

The ethical challenges with self-driving cars

7 years ago weforum.org

Scientists have achieved quantum communication for the first time

7 years ago weforum.org

Why trust is the next step in the future of AI – World Economic Forum

7 years ago weforum.org ai economic

Forget coding, we need to teach our kids how to dream

7 years ago weforum.org

The skills where you still have the edge over robots - "spotting new patterns, logical reasoning, creativity, coordination between multiple agents, natural language understanding, identifying/responding/displaying social and emotional states and moving around diverse environments."

7 years ago weforum.org

Rich and poor teenagers use the web differently - according to new research from the OECD, richer teenagers were more likely to use the internet to search for information or to read news rather than to chat or play video games.

7 years ago weforum.org game video web

This is when you're most popular, according to science

8 years ago weforum.org

How sleep and mental health are linked in the brain

8 years ago weforum.org brain

What If Robots Go To War: "Being attacked by an army of Terminators is a piece of cake compared to the automated weapons that are being developed"

8 years ago weforum.org

Jack Ma: 'Harvard rejected me 10 times'

9 years ago agenda.weforum.org

Is growth in the financial sector good for the economy?

9 years ago agenda.weforum.org economy

How the language you speak changes your view of the world

9 years ago agenda.weforum.org

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