Ideas for future

Introducing India’s Human Space Ambition Around the world, space exploration has long been led by a small group of nations with human spaceflight capabilities. India is now preparing to join that group. Through the Gaganyaan Mission, the Indian Space Research Organisation is working toward sending astronauts into space aboard a domestically developed spacecraft. This effort signals India’s transition from a highly successful satellite-launch nation to a full-spectrum space po

AI and the Shock to the Global Workforce When leaders, CEOs, economists, and technologists gathered this year at the World Economic Forum in Davos, the conversation was sharply focused on one reality: artificial intelligence is not a distant promise. It is already transforming jobs and careers today. The dominant theme of the summit was clear from the outset. AI’s integration into industries around the world is forcing everyone, from students to CEOs, to rethink what skills w

Elon Musk and Neuralink have pushed the boundaries of technology to a level that would have seemed impossible a few decades ago. Neuralink is developing brain-computer interfaces, tiny devices that can be implanted into the human brain to record neural activity and potentially allow people to control machines or communicate directly with computers using only their thoughts. While this technology promises breakthroughs in medicine and human potential, it also raises deep ethic

For decades, discovering a new drug has been one of the slowest, most expensive processes in science. It often takes more than ten years and billions of dollars to bring a single medicine from idea to patient. Many promising treatments fail along the way, not because they do not work, but because they take too long to prove their value. AI-driven drug discovery is changing this reality, and Insilico Medicine is one of the companies leading this quiet but powerful transformati