A judge reviews a risk score before a sentencing decision. A hospital administrator accepts an automated scheduling output that determines who receives care first.
By Ukasha Altaf
This year’s Davos was not about solutions. It was about condition. A quiet fatigue was present across conversations and corridors.
Cambridge is a city that pulses with a unique, high-velocity intellectual energy. It is a place where the future is actively being written: in the laboratories of West Cambridge, in the boardrooms of Silicon Fen, and in the quiet intensity of colleges where ideas are tested long before they reach the world.
By Daisy Harris
Discussions about artificial intelligence tend to focus on algorithms, yet rarely on the cognitive frameworks of those who create them.
Obesity is increasingly understood not as a failure of individual discipline, but as a biologically driven, systemic condition with profound global implications.
People move more slowly here than they need to. Not because they are unhurried, but because the space gives them reasons to pause.
