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Don’t just ditch Facebook—start your own social-media site instead

There might be a better way of making social media a healthier place, from creating more user-friendly settings to setting up our own sites from scratch.

Computing

Artificial intelligence is often overhyped—and here’s why that’s dangerous

AI has huge potential to transform our lives, but the term itself is being abused in very worrying ways, says Zachary Lipton, an assistant professor at Carnegie Mellon University.

Computing

US takes first step toward a quantum computing workforce

The pioneer behind a new national plan says it could help the US compete—and address a looming shortage of quantum engineers.

Computing

How to hack an election—and what states should do to prevent fake votes

Two speakers at this year’s EmTech MIT conference addressed voting vulnerabilities.

Business

The World Bank is a verified blockchain booster

Its efforts are still just experiments, but the global development bank is serious about using blockchains to help it reduce poverty.

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AI has huge potential to transform our lives, but the term itself is being abused in very worrying ways, says Zachary Lipton, an assistant professor at Carnegie Mellon University.

The pioneer behind a new national plan says it could help the US compete—and address a looming shortage of quantum engineers.

Two speakers at this year’s EmTech MIT conference addressed voting vulnerabilities.

Its efforts are still just experiments, but the global development bank is serious about using blockchains to help it reduce poverty.

Jun 8-10, 2020

Technologies Driving Business

In an environment characterized by continuous change and continual influx of new technologies, EmTech Next is MIT Technology Review’s curated guidance on the impact of technologies that are driving digital business, providing leaders with the information they need to make better decisions faster.