As Starlink arrives in Bangladesh, promises of high-speed internet for remote villages collide with fears of cross-border crime, espionage and digital dependence. Amid growing regional tensions and cyber threats, Dhaka faces a defining test: how to embrace the future without surrendering its sovereignty
The AI bubble may be inflated by fear and hype — but real change is coming. The questions are: are tech companies ready, can the economy sustain the spending, and how will we measure value?
The obsession with powerful large language models overlooks the developing world.
When the $2.75 billion Digital Equity Act funding was abruptly cancelled this spring, rural Americans lost critical support for digital access — and with it, pathways to telehealth and modern jobs.
Big AI” may grab headlines, but it’s “small AI”—targeted, accessible systems—that holds real-world potential for developing countries.
Dispatch from the Digital Planet is a monthly bulletin that talks about new updates in digital innovation across the world and their impact.
Can AI become your startup co-founder? This video examines if artificial intelligence can truly partner in building a business — from ideation to execution.
Tim Berners-Lee, creator of the World Wide Web, is on a mission to reclaim it from Big Tech — advocating for a fairer, user-controlled internet where people truly own their data.
Millions now rely on AI assistants not just for search, but for decisions, creativity and daily routines — turning from novelty into everyday personal tools.
