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State of the EUnion: Blockchain technology
According to L’Atelier’s technology intelligence engine, the European Commission, through Brussels, has been the highest investor in blockchain initiatives via grants since 2016. It spends almost six times the US budget for the same technologies.
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Tech Briefing: Affective computing
Affective computing enables machines to recognise, express and influence emotion. While the technology's most obvious implementation would be a humanoid robot, it is more likely to permeate into portable and wearable devices first.
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Infinitely evolving, exploitable you: What's driving influencer coaching
Technology culture is fuelling an industry of wellness and life coaching ... and you are the product.
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Tech vs. Tech: Brain-computer interfaces vs. eye-tracking
The next stage of virtual reality is controller-free. Two technologies are competing to bring that reality to mainstream lives.
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Tech Briefing: Quantum computing
There are fundamental differences between the computer you are using now and QC, mainly regarding information storage and calculation methods.
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How universal basic income could fuse public goods to virtual economy interests
Covid-19 has normalised unconditional welfare transfers, even in societies traditionally resistant to public “giveaways.” What existing precedent exists for universal basic income, and how could it impact the virtual economy ... not to mention the one most of us still live in?
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Tech vs. Tech: Unified communications vs. the Metaverse
Are current productivity apps enough to foster virtual collaboration and provide a healthy remote work environment? This week’s Tech vs. Tech is between the concept of unified communications ... and the Metaverse.
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Tech Briefing: Brain-computer interfaces
The following insights are powered by L'Atelier's technology intelligence engine, which analyses BCI trends across multiple data sources.
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The future of education is continuous, gamified and adaptive
On its face, nothing could be further from that active-questions philosophy of education than the progressive use of technology in learning. Kenneth Koedinger, a professor of Human-Computer Interaction and Psychology at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), makes a passionate case to the contrary.