A stark cybersecurity warning predicts a profound privacy crisis as advancing artificial intelligence makes private digital data—including deleted phone photos, browser histories, and private messages—completely searchable by 2028.
Former Google X Chief Business Officer Mo Gawdat warns that a 12-to-15-year artificial intelligence dystopia is set to begin in 2027, bringing severe threats to white-collar jobs, shared reality, and personal freedoms. The tech veteran Mo Gawdat argues that governments must urgently criminalize harmful AI applications before corporate surveillance becomes absolute.
Ghana is investing in new approaches to expand access to healthcare, while artificial intelligence is creating new possibilities across the health sector. In mental health, the opportunity is not to replace therapists with technology, but to use technology to help people find appropriate support sooner.
