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Tech for Good is a movement aimed at using advanced technology to drive global progress by addressing environmental and social issues. The Fourth Industrial Revolution offers the opportunity to use technology to significantly benefit businesses while driving sustainable growth. With large corporations increasingly tech-oriented, they hold power and responsibility to use technology to tackle global challenges, such as poverty, climate change, and inequality. Companies, while pursuing sustainability, can unlock more than $12 trillion in growth markets by 2030, creating an estimated 380 million jobs annually.

AI tools are offering companies opportunities to greatly enhance productivity and reduce costs, similar to the impact of personal computers on business efficiency in the 1980s and 1990s. Applications range from sentiment analysis and content repurposing to improving customer service, employee training, image recognition for quality control and streamlining HR practices. With democratization of AI, companies can begin to explore low-cost and high-value applications to stay innovative.

How far are we from a future of quantum AI? getty The deliberate collision of two game-changing technologies has the potential to upend the technology

Despite suffering a cyberattack that cost them nearly $500 million and cut their evaluation by $3 billion, Clorox maintained existing leadership, rewarding CEO Linda Randle with the dual title of board chair and re-appointing ten directors unopposed. Amid these changes, chief information security officer Amy Bogac left her position. Regardless of the cyber crisis, Clorox failed to establish a separate cybersecurity committee, leading to accusations of corporate negligence and highlighting the strain between corporate boards and cybersecurity professionals.