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OECD news on innovation, science, technology and industry
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Our STI News delivers thematic snapshots of the latest reports, statistics and policy recommendations emerging from the OECD’s work on science, technology and innovation. It covers issues including the digital economy, innovation policy, artificial intelligence, emerging technologies, knowledge-based capital, productivity and more.
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Recent editions
- Webinar on how corporations use software to kill innovation; new OECD Quantifying Industrial Strategies (QuIS) project; identifying and characterising AI adopters (January 2023)
- Toward a trusted, sustainable and inclusive digital future: Outcomes of the OECD Digital Economy Ministerial (December 2022)
- OECD Digital Economy Ministerial policy briefs and reports (December 2022)
- The environmental impact of artificial intelligence (November 2022)
- Spectrum management for communication services; communication regulators of the future (November 2022)
- Join us online at COP27: AI, decarbonisation and more (October 2022)
- New OECD work on digital security (October 2022)
- New innovation review of Germany has insights for all OECD countries (October 2022)
- Crowded orbits: Is space sustainability at risk? (September 2022)
- Towards a new vision of innovation through COVID-19? (September 2022)
- Measuring financial consumer detriment in e-commerce; online marketplaces and consumer protection; consumer product safety pledges (August 2022)
- Hackathon on data science for STI policy; integrity and security in the global research ecosystem; web portal on research security (August 2022)
- Fibre overtakes cable in OECD countries; broadband networks of the future (July 2022)
- Measuring the space economy (July 2022)
- Industrial policy: old debates and new perspectives; the contribution of RTOs to socio-economic recovery, resilience and transitions (June 2022)
- Digital literacy and the fight against disinformation; workshops on protecting our rights in the digital age; assessing national digital strategies and their governance (June 2022)
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