US still remans dangerously exposed to hostile cyber actors. More work is needed to secure networks and stay ahead of evolving threats https://t.co/ZnPl86QKbV
Always felt that AI could reach a point where white collar jobs are in danger. Given the squeeze on the Middle Class, this could potentially exacerbate this further https://t.co/fg1JN6aXkk
Japan has suffered from demographic decline for decades. Appears this decline may be reaching crisis point in what is the world's third largest economy. https://t.co/OLJdE5cIO4
The power outage in Pakistan continues to underly the pressure on critical infrastructure in developing countries with high rates of population growth and power demand. #poweroutage
@PADCEDnews Rural internet access still a huge challenge in many states. States like PA are losing population, better internet will allow more remote and hybrid working and therefore reduce the pressure on people to leave and find work elsewhere.
@swiss_un@WHO@UNEP@EcuadorONU@WWF@RwandaUN@RwandaInGeneva Plastic pollution is a huge issue, especially in coastal and river communities. More work needed on how to recycle, reuse or replace plastic products with more sustainable alternatives.
Eliminating plastic pollution will have health benefit as well as environmental ones. The microplastics in our food will be viewed by future generations they way we look at lead in Roman water https://t.co/3G8d70mB7d.
@CornellEng@CornellSystems@CEECornell Important to identify pollution data to allow AI models to have the data needed to pinpoint information for decision makers and stakeholders.
Been examining tax ratios in developing country contexts today. Often a better indicator for cross country and trends analysis measurements than nominal tax take.