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The delicate innovation-ethics balance
As we navigate this digital age, we must be mindful that the collective actions we take today will shape the future of the digital world for generations to come. PHOTO | SHUTTERSTOCK
Last week, I participated virtually in four panels in the 9th edition of the Science Summit during the 78th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA 78). The panels covered various topics, including digital regulation, food systems, and sustainability, under the UNGA's Science Summit umbrella.
One such event was the UNGA Science Summit, where Dr Fergus Sinclair, in his keynote speech on Prospects for Achieving Equitable Food Systems through Agroecology, made a compelling case against large-scale commercial farming practices, suggesting that they have contributed to many sustainability challenges.
