April 2024: HSI Newsletter
HSI Newsletter
In this issue, we announce registration for several HSI lunchtime seminars in April.
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Press
Conference leaders call for improved ties
"Competition itself does not destroy relationships. Economic competition makes countries strong."
Press
History already tells us the future of AI
Machines are not necessarily good or bad. Whether they destroy or create jobs all depends on how we deploy them, and on who makes those choices.
Press
Digital health tools transform health care
"Using information from a patient's medical record ... machine learning algorithms can substantially improve diagnostic testing."
Press
Forget antitrust, regulate to let tech disrupt itself
"With everything from securities laws and financial market infrastructure to stablecoins, the time to act on crypto regulation is now."
Press
What economists miss about inflation
"Consumers have a broader time horizon. They are looking at the rate of price increases over the past three years."
Bostinno
Meet the Founders in This Year's MIT delta v Startup Accelerator
A machine that turns sewage into fuel. Clothing that tracks your movements during workouts. These were the products pitched by the teams graduating from this year's MIT delta v accelerator.
Resonance Insights
(Webinar Recap) 3 Ways Digital Health Is Expanding Access to Care
With global expansion in connectivity, digital health is playing a growing role in improving the efficiency and efficacy of health systems and delivery models in emerging markets.
The Nile View
Does the acceleration of digital transformation represent an opportunity for emerging economies?
For decades, information and communication technologies (ICTs) have variably impacted people, enterprises, and societies and have demonstrated the potential to become a game changer.
ahram online
On the dangerous return of the mercantilism
The developing countries must act with all the means at their disposal against protectionist restrictions on international trade and investment, writes Mahmoud Mohieldin.