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Electronic health records are a goldmine of information in India; insurance providers can forecast trends, pharmaceutical firms can concentrate on intervention for a specific disease, and diagnostic laboratories can advertise their tests to a specific audience. This is how India is creating digital health accounts of its citizens without their knowledge.

There is just such a staggering amount of information online. So much so that you could just spend your entire day surfing the internet and learning new things. This is why it has become even easier to...

105 countries are investigating central bank digital currencies around the world in 2022, but the majority of nations are still conducting research.

StoryFile employs 20 cameras while posing 250 questions to a subject just before passing away, and then creates a digital clone of deceased loved ones that can chat with mourners at their own funeral.

According to Melissa Fleming, chief of global communications for the UN, the organization recruited over 100,000 digital first responders to push the establishment COVID narrative and to combat so called "misinformation."

An article in The Sydney Morning Herald has reported on a pilot program that Australia's Central Bank is currently working on with BIS to launch a digital currency system, but it has the possibility that the access of citizens to the economy could be cut off at any time should they say or do anything in defiance of the authorities.

After the Chinese digital Yuan prototype garnered attention, the number of countries where central banks have issued digital currencies has increased.

Microsoft wants to demonstrate its efforts to its US supporters in an effort to win a piece of the $15 billion funding set aside by the Pentagon. So, Microsoft is taking over Ukraine's digital networks at Pentagon's behest.

British PM candidate Rishi Sunak’s family company has been revealed to pushing digital ID and social credit scores for the WEF. Sunak has a reputation for having a soft spot for China.

Virtual children may seem like a giant leap from where we are now. However, AI expert predicts people will buy lifelike digital ‘babies’ instead of having real kids in 50 years.