The people most affected by today’s AI systems are the ones least likely to have a seat at the table. By centering human-centered design, we can ensure that the technologies shaping our daily lives protect and empower the communities they serve.
Cited for his fundamental contributions to high-performance switches and routers and to software defined networking and for transferring these contributions into widespread practice.
Imagine a future where your devices are no longer just tools but active collaborators—intelligent “digital citizens”. Fay Arjomandi, Founder and CEO of mimik, identifies the transformative potential of contextual intelligence and the agentic economy.
APWireless is committed to bridging the digital divide through global partnerships and private investment in reliable, high-speed digital infrastructure.
This webinar was part of the Marconi Society technology leadership series. The panel discussed measures to improve driver behavior, supported by telematics technology.
The Marconi Society is pleased to welcome a new board member with extensive global reach, enhancing our efforts to address global challenges with global solutions.
On October 3, 2023, The Marconi Society continued our webinar series on state-level planning in this area by showcasing the activities underway in North Carolina.
Venkat Arun, Ronit Sohanpal, and Zixian Wei are the 2023 Paul Baran Young Scholars awardees, recognized for their contributions to the fields of advanced communications and information technology, their leadership and commitment to digital equity.
Vint Cerf, Internet pioneer, Marty Cooper, Inventor of the cellphone and Federico Faggin, developer of the microprocessor, share their insights and predictions for the future.
The Marconi Society is proud to welcome our new President and CEO, John Janowiak.
Marconi Prize and Young Scholar Nominations are Open!
This panel was part of The Marconi Society’s 2022 Decade of Digital Inclusion Symposium. Our expert group included moderator Danielle Davis of the Multicultural Media, Telecom and Internet Council (MMTC), Jordana Barton-Garcia of Connect Humanity, Sarah E. Chasins of Berkeley Engineering, Laura Chioda of UC Berkeley’s Institute for Business and Social Impact and Tiffany Deng of Google.