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In Nigeria, with the help of artificial intelligence and human midwives, Agnes Health sends voice and text messages to expectant mothers. This helps women prepare for all stages of pregnancy and childbirth.
Anasuya Sengupta wants to see more gender diversity at Wikipedia. Her "VisibleWikiWomen" initiative managed to get more than 15,000 photos of women uploaded to the site so far, and its fourth campaign is about to start.
Internet access is a key to a better professional world––an opportunity that has so far remained closed to many women in the Global South. 75 percent of all women in rural India, for example, have never been online.
Thanks to rapid analysis of satellite images and infrared data, it should be possible to issue warnings of looming environmental disasters more quickly in the future, allowing first responders to help well in advance.
Drones, firefighting robots, and helmets with augmented reality displays help firefighters tackle blazes. Better equipment will improve protection for first responders.
Forest fires will become more common in the future. With the help of artificial intelligence, early detection of potential flash points will help emergency responders around the world to prevent fire disasters.
Voice recordings don't play a role in personalized advertising, Instagram says. But then how do the social network's algorithms figure out what we like or dislike?
Again and again, advertisements for products we talked about shortly before appear on Instagram. Is Instagram eavesdropping on its users? Our reporter takes the test.
"Nollywood" is the hub of Nigerian film. The series and films it produces has fans all over West Africa. Meanwhile, Netflix and Amazon Prime are also partnering with the successful film scene.
Changing the film industry requires more than just seeing minorities in front of the camera. It also means that should be more diversity behind the camera, in script development, and in production.