Medicine has a new lease of life — with your Digital Twin! In a paradigm shift, shaped by precision and possibility, Professor Peter Coveney, Professor of Physical Chemistry & Director of CCS at the University College London, explores how each one of (1)

Climate change needs solutions that regenerate, not just reduce. As Vincent Doumeizel notes, seaweed can help restore oceans, improve animal feed, and support lower emissions. With 800+ naturally occurring species in India, the opportunity is closer than we think.

AI has the potential to be one of humanity’s biggest inventions. Its real power lies in how it can accelerate progress, discovery, and what people can achieve with it. @demishassabis, CEO and Co-Founder, @GoogleDeepMind

As AI reshapes the future of work, the real advantage will belong to those who keep learning. The need of the hour is clear: stronger alignment between education and industry to prepare future leaders for a rapidly changing world.

Can technology help us think greener? AI can support smarter decisions, better efficiency, and more meaningful climate action. A smarter future can also be a greener one. [ BeInspired, Climate Action, AI for Sustainability, Tech for Good, Green Future ]

What will matter most in the age of AI: faster answers or better questions? @jaitly, Senior Advisor to @OpenAI, reflects on media literacy, curiosity, and why the humanities still matter in an AI-shaped world. Courtesy: @ndtv

We don’t have an information problem anymore. We have a credibility problem. Unlimited information without the ability to evaluate it is like a massive hard drive with no processor. Digital literacy needs to be a core skill in education. Courtesy: @ndtv

In our latest episode, Marcus Du Sautoy, Simonyi Professor at Oxford, reveals how AI is reshaping mathematics but still struggles with abstract concepts like the infinite. Watch the video to explore this limitation and AI's role in the future of math.