Bossy: Artificial, intelligent and female

Hard work for little reward 14.11.2018

Money – a true measure of achievement? 14.11.2018

Made in Germany - Rethink, reboot! 06.11.2018

The Wonder of Rwanda 06.11.2018

Money – a true measure of achievement? 14.11.2018

Face to face – a basic income for all? 14.11.2018

South Korea – the price of success 14.11.2018

The pressure of top-level sport 14.11.2018

Can autonomous cars have a moral conscience? Views from DW's science desk 26.10.2018

A study by MIT about self-driving cars as "moral machines" has triggered a hefty and controversial debate among journalists at DW's Science Department. Here are five contentious aspects — and what five authors think.

Who's afraid of artificial intelligence in China? 18.09.2018

China has set itself on a 10-year trajectory to become the world's leader in artificial intelligence. What's it got planned and should we be worried?

Far from a novelty, robots reach deeper into industry in Hanover 24.04.2018

The robots are back, and they're even more networked. The possibilities of automation are growing as this year's Hanover industry fair shows, and more companies are collaborating on AI. Steven Beardsley reports.

AI to gobble up fewer jobs than previously thought, says OECD 04.04.2018

Artificial intelligence is likely to destroy significantly fewer jobs than previously suggested, an OECD study says. But the report finds that teenagers may have a reason to be wary of the onslaught of robots.