Technology and Power is a flagship initiative of Big Innovation Centre examining how emerging technologies reshape economic power, governance and global competition.
Through regular analysis and strategic commentary, we explore the political economy of artificial intelligence, intellectual property, data, digital infrastructure, and technological sovereignty.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping public services, institutional power and the capacity of the state itself. Governments now face a deeper challenge: reinventing public service for an AI-enabled era.
Artificial intelligence is moving beyond digital tools into real-world operational systems. How societies govern infrastructure, power and deployment will determine the next phase of AI.
Deepfakes and artificial intelligence are reshaping democratic trust and shared reality. This piece explores how synthetic media is becoming a strategic governance challenge.
AI infrastructure is becoming critical national security infrastructure. This analysis explores cybersecurity, sovereignty and resilience in an AI-driven geopolitical landscape.
Artificial intelligence is moving into the core of financial and insurance systems. Trust, governance and institutional credibility will determine whether AI can scale responsibly and reshape economic power.
Privacy is not a barrier to artificial intelligence but the foundation of trusted innovation. Strong data protection enables AI adoption, legitimacy and sustainable growth.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping human creativity, identity and meaning. This analysis explores how AI is transforming culture, values and what societies understand as uniquely human.
Artificial intelligence is increasingly developing outside traditional intellectual property systems. As innovation shifts toward secrecy and control, new questions emerge about safety, competition and technological power.
