This article explores how artificial intelligence is enabling one-person companies (OPCs) to operate at organizational scale, reshaping entrepreneurship and firm structure. It also examines the key drivers behind this shift and the main constraints limiting OPC scalability and reliability.

Brain–computer interfaces enable direct communication between the brain and digital systems. This article examines how China’s state-led model and the United States’ market-driven model shape their development and clinical adoption.

Governments attempt to regulate the technology their citizens and industries use. This article looks at how governments are attempting to keep up with the rate of technology advances.

This article examines the global struggle to regulate deepfake technology amid its rapid proliferation. It argues that effective governance requires agile, nuanced frameworks that curb harms while safeguarding free expression, innovation, and individual rights.

This article examines the rise of “vibe coding” in 2025, highlighting its immediate impact on software creation, prototyping, and accessibility for nontechnical users. We explore the associated risks, limitations, implications on productivity, security, and team collaboration. The ability to use prompts and natural language descriptions to automatically generate code is novel.

This article examines how strategic asymmetries enable emerging economies to challenge established artificial intelligence hierarchies. It analyzes how cost innovation, open source models, and culturally grounded development in the Global South are reshaping competition and asserting technological sovereignty.

Artificial intelligence (AI)-ready data centers are essential for implementing Nepal’s National AI Policy, yet the sector faces challenges in energy, skilled labor, and attracting foreign investment, alongside tradeoffs with compute sovereignty.

For many of us, parents, schoolteachers, clergy, and professors were our primary educators. But for today’s generation, artificial intelligence and social media are playing a role. What could be wrong with that?

Stablecoins offer faster, cheaper, and more inclusive financial transactions but carry risks for stability, regulation, and public revenue. This article examines their adoption, economic impact, and the governance challenges for policymakers and private actors.

Agentic artificial intelligence is reshaping e-commerce by autonomously guiding shopping decisions and streamlining transactions, driving a shift toward agent-driven commerce.

We discuss the important role of speculative investing to invent and advance new technologies, and in particular, artificial intelligence (AI). AI is experiencing an unprecedented investment surge, driven by tangible adoption, real productivity gains, and the pursuit of artificial general intelligence.

This article analyzes the shift from voluntary ethical guidelines to binding “hard law” in artificial intelligence across six global jurisdictions and regions. It evaluates how this regulatory divergence compels multinational enterprises to replace centralized technology strategies with localized compliance models.

This article examines how the United States-China rivalry is shifting from hardware-based power to competition over artificial intelligence-driven digital infrastructure.

This article examines how artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming journalism and broadcasting, from newsroom workflows and investigative reporting to content production and audience engagement. It highlights the opportunities and challenges of AI integration, emphasizing the importance of human oversight, ethical governance, and verification to maintain public trust.

We explore the legal, ethical, and societal challenges of social media addiction among minors, examining platform design, user engagement, and emerging litigation to highlight the complex questions of corporate accountability and regulatory oversight.

This article examines how autonomous artificial intelligence agents are transforming manufacturing and supply chains, enhancing resilience, efficiency, and workflow autonomy. It highlights adoption trends, implementation architectures, associated risks, and the emergence of self-optimizing industrial systems.

Scientific misconduct, poses a growing threat to research integrity. This article examines how AI can detect such issues on a scale while emphasizing the need for human oversight to prevent false positives and protect researchers.

Older adults, or their caregivers, must be aware of cyber scams. Unfortunately, many are not. We discuss the current data about this problem here.