Emerging Technologies
人類が再び月へ向かい、さらに火星を目指す5つの理由
なぜ人類は再び月を目指すのでしょうか。また、10年以内に火星に到達できるのでしょうか。NASAチーフエコノミストのアレクサンダー・マクドナルド氏と宇宙生物学者のパスカル・エーレンフロイント氏が、最新の「ラジオ・ダボス」ポッドキャストに出演しました。
Robin Pomeroy is in charge of the World Economic Forum's audio content and hosts the Forum's weekly flagship podcast Radio Davos. Before joining the Forum, Robin spent more than two decades at the global news agency Reuters, as a correspondent in Brussels, Rome and Tehran, and as a senior desk editor in London. He helped found the London-based media literacy charity The Charlotte Project, and taught journalism to Masters students at City, University of London. Robin is a fellow of the Knight Wallace Fellowship of journalists.
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Emerging Technologies
Why we're heading back to the Moon - and on to Mars
The global space race has changed. Radio Davos looks at how the hunt for answers in the universe has changed and why collaboration is key for the future.
Financial and Monetary Systems
'This Is Not Financial Advice': The movie charting the highs and lows of online investing
This documentary, available for teachers of financial literacy, explores the lure of 'get rich quick' investments, and how people navigate online investing.
Emerging Technologies
Investing in AI? How can you help ensure it's safe?
This week's Radio Davos explores why investors should actively promote responsible AI practices to ensure safe and ethical development as per a new Forum report.
Climate Action
Breathe! The cities working together on air pollution and climate change
Air pollution is the silent killer, and climate change is the existential threat – in this week’s Radio Davos, we hear how cities are tackling both.
Geo-Economics and Politics
'The Centre Must Hold' - can centrism compete with the emotional pull of populism?
A new book, The Centre Must Hold, puts the case for centrist politics as the only way to counter populism. Its author, Yair Zivan, says centrism is vital for democracy.
Cybersecurity
Tinder Swindler: How 'romance fraud' became a multi-billion dollar cybercrime
A conman breaking hearts and bank accounts is not so rare. Radio Davos looks at the global cybercrime of romance fraud exposed in 'The Tinder Swindler'.
Business
Tourism is bouncing back - but can we make travel sustainable?
A new index reveals the state of tourism and sustainability across the world while guests in the sector speak to Radio Davos about what works and doesn't.
Emerging Technologies
Spatial computing: Why the future of the internet is 3D
The keyboard, mouse and flat screen may soon be consigned to history. Two experts tell Radio Davos about the real impacts we will feel from the metaverse.
Supply Chains and Transportation
How can innovation make mining more sustainable?
Sustainable mining is a key challenge as demand for metals is set to increase. Two leaders in the field explain the Forum's search to solve that problem.
Arts and Culture
Robot rock stars, pocket forests, and the battle for chips - Forum podcasts you should hear this month
Pop legend Nile Rodgers on what makes a hit song ; pocket forests; and the quest for chips - a round up of the best Forum podcasts from the past month.
Energy Transition
Advanced energy solutions: The innovators scaling up clean power
Many of the innovations we need to get to zero are already out there – how can we scale up advanced energy solutions quickly? This week on Radio Davos.
Emerging Technologies
Confused about AI? Here are the podcasts you need on artificial intelligence
Want to know more about AI? The Forum has a range of podcasts that will help you understand this transformative technology and where it might take us.
Global Cooperation
Why it's time for 'middle powers' to step up on geopolitics
With major powers and the United Nations unable to prevent or end many wars, maybe this is the moment for middle powers.
Weekend reads: AI in education, sustainable mining, banking the unbanked, and more
Our weekly round-up of must-reads from Agenda: AI in education (and art); how tech can help the 1.4 billion unbanked mining; and exploring 'frontier markets'.