In this episode, hear from Walter Isaacson and fashion luminaries as they discuss the technological, political, and personal underpinnings behind fashion revolutions of the 19th, 20th and 21st Centuries.
There will soon be 1 million open jobs in tech but only 500,000 will be filled with the existing labor pool. At the same time, there is a marked gender and racial disparity. Fixing the latter may very well fix the former, according to Dell Chief Customer Officer Karen Quintos. In this episode, Quintos shares how businesses can work to eliminate bias, scale up their diversity efforts, and fill the pipeline for new tech talent.
Human-machine partnerships and emerging technologies are reshaping digital transformation on the path to 2030.
Artificial intelligence is changing the way the United States Department of Defense and the Pentagon does business. The recently created Joint Artificial Intelligence Center (JAIC) will focus on a wide variety of projects, such as using machine learning to label thousands of drone video images in its counterterrorism efforts.
Technology can help humanity achieve sustainable positive social change at scale. According to emergent technology expert Sally Eaves, however, it’s not just the technology: It’s how we choose to use it. On this episode, Sally shares how she is working to bring about the convergence of humanity, technology, creativity and education. Her work with underserved populations around the world is truly inspiring, as is her vision for the future of tech.
Researchers analyzed hundreds of thousands of earthquakes to predict the location of aftershocks using machine learning to explore changes in ground stress.
Howard Elias, Dell Technologies President, Services & Digital, shares an outlook on the impact of human-machine partnerships on the global economy in 2030.
By Michael W. Young, Senior Vice President, Global Government Affairs & Public Policy, and Paige Fetzer, Americas Government Affairs In …
