Addressing global elderly care resource shortages, social robots provide companionship and assistance, enhancing the well-being and independence of the elderly. But, some researchers are beginning to question if these devices are ready for widespread use or if the investment in technology is better spent in traditional care methods. Explore the debate in our recent Nature sponsor feature here

As debate rages over the abilities of modern AI systems, scientists are still struggling to effectively assess machine intelligence.

There might be a learning curve as AI tools grow in popularity, but this technology offers teachers opportunities to help pupils acquire new skills around formulating questions and in critical thinking.

As mobile machines travel farther from the grid, they’ll need lightweight and efficient power sources.

When the makers of electronic implants abandon their projects, people who rely on the devices have everything to lose.

Engineers look to nature for ideas on how to make robots move through the world.

Tiny machines that deliver therapeutic payloads to precise locations in the body are the stuff of science fiction. But some researchers are trying to turn them into a clinical reality.

Artificial-intelligence researchers turn to lifelong learning in the hopes of making machine intelligence more adaptable.

Robots have become increasingly adept at interacting with the world around them. But to fulfil their potential, they also need a sense of touch.

The FII Institute proudly presents its latest report in partnership with our strategic partner, THIQAH which delves into the critical intersection of digital transformation and environmental sustainability. This publication highlights the urgent need for businesses to integrate Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles into their strategies to combat the growing carbon footprint and e-waste crisis. By showcasing innovative solutions and promoting green technologies, the report aims to inspire collective action towards a sustainable future for humanity. Join us in exploring how we can harness digital advancements to create a brighter, greener world!

In our latest Strategic Partners Perspective, State Street’s experts Mostapha Tahiri and Brian Franz present a comprehensive examination of the transformative possibilities that AI has when it comes to data-driven institutional investment decisions around the globe.

Discover how the tourism industry is revolutionizing sustainable practices with technology and AI! Learn more from John Pagano, CEO of Red Sea Global, as he shares insights and best practices pushing the boundaries of environmental stewardship.

Generational attitudes towards investing are evolving, influenced by diverse experiences. Learn from Sandy Paul, Head of Digital Asset and Industry Advisory Services at Franklin Templeton, who introduces neo-brokers, heralding a digital revolution in investing with platforms that offer personalized and inclusive investment experiences that resonate with younger investors.

Tourism is one of the largest economic sectors globally. It is also one of the largest consumers of energy and, with the number of tourists increasing each year, consumption is only set to grow. It is vital, therefore, that the hospitality industry accelerates its transition to renewables. But how?

Financial institutions and governments in the region must drive the development and growth of sustainable finance to respond to the climate crisis.

The FII Institute's partnership with HEC Paris aims to make a positive impact on humanity through their THINK Pillar. Associate Professor Daniel Halbheer's research chair on "Business Models for the Circular Economy" focuses on reducing resource and environmental footprints while having economic and social benefits.