Tim Hinchliffe

DARPA is looking for input from the public and private sectors for its upcoming mass casualty simulation called Realistic Mass Casualty (MASCAL) Medical Simulation Capabilities. The US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is seeking “input from industry, government support organizations, military training organizations, and civilian emergency preparedness entities regarding capabilities to plan, resource, execute, […]

The intelligent age is replacing our cognitive capabilities with AI, and universities should prioritize teaching students how to capably use technology over teaching actual knowledge, according to WEF founder Klaus Schwab.

World Models to train AI robots cracks the World Economic Forum (WEF) Top 10 Emerging Technologies at this year's Annual Meeting of the New Champions (AMNC), aka "Summer Davos," in communist China.

The World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting of the New Champions, aka "Summer Davos," concludes with a focus on fake food, putting a value on nature, and prepping for a robot invasion.

AI is eroding information integrity while weakening "the shared reality required for public trust, social cohesion, and democratic deliberation," according to the United Nations preliminary scientific report on artificial intelligence.

The Club of Rome crusade to promote the circular economy agenda requires social behavioral changes for people to accept the idea of owning nothing and renting everything with the help of digital product passports.

The Tony Blair Institute (TBI) for Global Change calls on governments to add an AI layer to digital ID to "rank taxpayers" and to target "discrenancies between taxpayer activity and declarations," among many other Public Financial Management (PFM) use cases.

Fantastical headlines are fueling beliefs that dystopian mind-reading and brain control tech are imminent and just around the corner, according to the Stanford Emerging Technology Review.

IARPA, the US spy tech agency, is working on how to diagnose various neurological conditions by analyzing video clips of how people move.

Brain computer interfaces, bio-synthetic psychedelics, molecular engineering, and more are all on the table for DARPA's "SHINE" disruption opportunity to rewire the human brain.