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From Alzheimer’s discoveries to animal organ transplants, new breakthroughs are improving and extending lives.

Our CEO’s three-decade odyssey from Brandeis’s campus and first desktops to the AI innovations reshaping our world today.

Vint Cerf provides a glimpse into the future as we ask him about AI, the metaverse, and lessons from the origins of email.

Craig Mundie, the former Chief Research and Strategy Officer at Microsoft and a strategic advisor to OpenAI delves into the transformative potential of AI.

In this issue, our Editor spotlights the AI paradigm shift, a blend of challenges and possibilities, urging a collective wake-up call.

Using software to suggest investment picks isn’t new, but not everybody in the industry is ready to hand their money over to generative AI.

Embracing gender equity in film has the power to propel box office earnings higher while reshaping our world for the better.

Flying cars could arrive by 2025, but they’ll start as straight helicopter replacements, not Ubers of the sky.

According to physician-scientists at Stanford University, AI tools have already improved healthcare outcomes for some patients.

Generative AI’s raison d’être is to help us go faster. But snackable content can be digital junk food.

To reach a more promising outcome for our energy sources and utilization, we must engage in thoughtful discussions devoid of vitriol.

Welcome to Lake Nona. The business-friendly community where you are able to experience the future—right now.

The U.S. needs to reestablish its position over the industry it pioneered and the newest clean energy markets.

In South Dakota’s biggest city, Sioux Falls, a small biotech company thinks that cows can help cure human disease.

What does a driverless future look like? How will autonomous vehicles change the world? Waymo is discovering the answers now in Phoenix, AZ.

In an excerpt from her new book, Silicon Heartland, Rebecca A. Fannin discusses how her experience as an onsite reporter of emerging economies throughout Asia allowed her to recognize a developing region, this time in the American heartland.

Drones can save critical time and money while helping scientists calculate the most strategic ways to address climate change and public health crises.

Speaking with Founder & Executive Director Gloria Caulfield, Worth learns how the Lake Nona Impact Forum highlights a community collectively focused on health and wellness.

With the birth of generative AI, we can now interact with thoughts and ideas not formed by people. But what does this mean for social health?

These watchmaking pioneers are propelling a centuries-old art form into the modern age.

Here are some of the top innovations, organizations, and nods to tradition featured at the convention. 

An inconspicuous design conceals one of the most potent fitness trackers in the world.

Moving farms indoors, also called Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA), may be the best way to protect the outdoors—and ourselves.

With over $45 billion in total sales since its inception, The Agency is using tech acquisitions to continue innovating in the competitive luxury real estate market.

Asia Innovations Group CEO Andy Tian’s global digital platform ecosystem focuses on localization, moderation, and, yes, paying content creators.

With the help of digital twinning and sophisticated software, Jaguar is emerging as a global leader in racing with a mission to improve sustainability.

After decades in the whisky wilderness, known only to blenders and industry bods, Tamdhu now has a very respectable presence in the world of single malts.

By connecting women to resources and each other, as well as providing science-backed insights and analytics, the femtech industry is providing women with the help needed to supplement traditional care.

As the $17.7 billion NFT art market endlessly expands, keeping up with change is not easy—but one company has already made a quantum leap.

Neither protected nor hindered by the rules of traditional structure, innovators are a type of outlaw. In his newest work, The Innovation Stack, Jim McKelvey explores what it means to find the edge of what humanity has been able to create.