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- The biggest news events of 2022 - in pictures | World Economic Forum
The year 2022 has been full of rapid and unexpected changes From severe flooding in Pakistan to the death of Queen Elizabeth II, these 10 pictures cover major news events from the past 12 months
- The Davos Agenda | World Economic Forum
Nearly two years after the start of global disruptions due to COVID-19, economies, societies and organizations are continuing to grapple with the unpredictable trajectory of the virus
- Electric vehicle sales leapt 55% in 2022, with China in front | World . . .
Global sales of electric vehicles (EVs) increased by more than half in 2022, with China leading the way Here's how the rest of the world is faring
- The Future of Jobs Report 2025 - The World Economic Forum
The release of ChatGPT 3 5 in November 2022 marked an inflection point in public awareness of GenAI technologies, which sparked both excitement and apprehension regarding their potential impact on the workforce 40 In this context, research conducted by Indeed for this report highlights the continued importance of human-centred skills in an age
- Publications | World Economic Forum
The World Economic Forum publishes a comprehensive series of reports which examine in detail the broad range of global issues it seeks to address with stakeholders as part of its mission of improving the state of the world Besides reports on its key events and standalone publications such as the Global Competitiveness Report, the Global Risks Report and the Global Gender Gap Report, the Forum
- The current state of AI, according to Stanfords AI Index | World . . .
While 2022 saw AI begin to advance scientific discovery, 2023 made further leaps in terms of science-related AI application launches, says the AI Index Examples include Synbot, an AI-driven robotic chemist for synthesizing organic molecules, and GNoME, which discovers stable crystals for the likes of robotics and semiconductor manufacturing
- World-first female crash test dummy could boost road safety | World . . .
Vehicle crash tests are only legally required to use dummies shaped like the average man Scientists in Sweden have produced the world’s first female crash test dummy that reflects the differences between the male and female anatomy The new dummies could change how future cars, driver seats and other vehicle safety features are designed, making roads safer for female drivers
- US interest rate hikes in 1988-2022. When were they fastest? | World . . .
The 2022 rate hike cycle is the fastest, reaching a 2 36 percentage point increase nearly twice as fast as the rate hike cycle of ‘88-‘89 On the other hand, the most severe interest rate hikes occurred in the ‘04 – ‘06 cycle when the EFFR climbed by almost four percentage points
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