TECH & TREND

Klaus Schwab, founder and executive chairman of the World Economic Forum (WEF), believes that humanity has entered a historic new phase — one he calls “The Intelligent Age.”In an essay published ahead of the 2025 Davos meeting, Schwab outlines both the promise and peril of a world transformed by artificial intelligence, quantum computing, advanced robotics, and biological technologies. He argues that while the Fourth Industrial Revolution introduced digital transformation, t

In 2025, the way people consume entertainment isn’t just changing — it’s splintering.Deloitte ’s 19th annual Digital Media Trends survey paints a vivid picture of audiences who are rethinking what’s worth watching, paying for, and sharing. The survey — which drew insights from more than 3,500 U.S. consumers — finds that the streaming boom has plateaued. Younger audiences, weary of price hikes and endless subscriptions, are abandoning traditional video streaming for the chaot

In an industry once dominated by adrenaline, competition, and high-stakes storytelling, a quieter movement has been steadily reshaping the way people play. Known as “cozy games,” this emerging genre of video games is transforming gaming into an act of self-care, creativity, and emotional balance — especially among a generation increasingly searching for comfort in digital spaces. A Softer Approach to Play Unlike the fast-paced shooters, survival challenges, or sprawling open-

The gaming industry has always evolved fast — but 2025 feels different.With AI-powered game design, cloud streaming, and communities shaping development in real time, the line between player and creator is fading. According to Exploding Topics’ latest insights, seven major shifts are now rewriting how games are made, distributed, and experienced. 1. Nostalgia Reloaded: The Era of Remakes and Reboots Everything old is new again.From Resident Evil 4 to Final Fantasy VII Rebir