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| The covid-19 pandemic has reinforced humanity’s dependence on modern tech, but the same tools that enable remote working are also being used to spread disinformation and perpetuate cybercrime. Ambivalence towards technology is nothing new. Read more of our coverage of Science & technology: https://econ.st/3CdkVa5 See our Technology Quarterlies: https://econ.st/3jldAN6 Why is pessimism about the impact of technology nothing new? https://econ.st/3Cfme8B Listen to our weekly podcast on vaccine technology: https://econ.st/3joucn8 Listen to our podcast “Babbage: Early warning” on future of pandemics: https://econ.st/2TSfgoz Why is Israel the winner of the vaccination race? https://econ.st/3xoWNxu How has covid-19 brought together biomedical technologies: https://econ.st/3CfpMrr How the pandemic has accelerated existing trends of technological adoption: https://econ.st/3CdsZrn How the pandemic has embraced digitalisation in medicine https://econ.st/3Af1VGF Could technology help reduce CO2 emissions? https://econ.st/3AdTyLt How AI is transforming creative industries: https://econ.st/2VqHlUJ |
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