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Highlighting women’s lack of participation online and in the digital spheres of technology and business, tackling online harassment and violence. We hear personal testimonies from female leading lights working and participating in the technological field to address the gender balance and we are also celebrating International Girls in ICT day.

This podcast is the tenth episode of “Technology for Good”- an ITU podcast series that focuses on how technology is helping to shape the world around us. Listen now...and don't forget to like and subscribe to be the first to hear the next episode! Available on Soundcloud, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and more.

Presented and directed by: Maximillian Jacobson - Gonzalez
Produced and written by: Philippa Young
Edited by: Jo Barratt

Technology For Good #10 Women and Girls and Technology

In this episode we are focusing on ICT accessibility - specifically for persons with disabilities. People who identify as living with disability represent 15% of the world’s population, which is currently around 1 billion people. Within this population there exists a very wide array of disabilities encompassing physical mobility, autism and speech delays, persons who are deaf and hard of hearing, and persons with visual disability . Up to 70% of disabilities are invisible but they can still present a barrier to access and use the growing range of information technologies available. 

This episode explores innovations in the accessibility space from established companies like Google and Microsoft to the new softwares and entrepreneurial ventures developed by people living with disability who experienced and realised a need that was not being met, and did something about it.  With many extracts from the WSIS FORUM 2021 discussions.

This podcast is the eleventh episode of “Technology for Good”- an ITU podcast series that focuses on how technology is helping to shape the world around us. Listen now...and don't forget to like and subscribe to be the first to hear the next episode! Available on Soundcloud, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and more.

Presented and directed by: Maximillian Jacobson - Gonzalez
Produced and written by: Philippa Young
Edited by: Jo Barratt

Technology For Good #11 Accessibility for all

Ageing is becoming a megatrend. Around the world birth rates are declining, while people are living longer, healthier lives. For the first time in human history, people over the age of 60 outnumber those under the age of five. A population predicted to reach 2 billion by the year 2050. 

To help us prepare for this new reality, the World Health Organization and the United Nations have launched the Decade of Healthy Ageing. From 2021 to 2030, this decade will contain milestones related to the Sustainable Development Goals. 

In this episode we are focusing on how technology can have a major part to play in ensuring that this population does not go underserved, but that will only happen if both technology creators and policy makers are aware of and act on this dramatic shift in the global demographic. 

Featuring plenty of great content including interviews and extracts from experts and luminaries at major ITU events this year such as WSIS FORUM 2021 and facts and figures from ITU's brand new report: "Ageing in a digital world - from vulnerable to valuable".

This podcast is the twelfth episode of “Technology for Good”- an ITU podcast series that focuses on how technology is helping to shape the world around us. Listen now...and don't forget to like and subscribe to be the first to hear the next episode! Available on Soundcloud, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and more.

Presented and directed by: Maximillian Jacobson - Gonzalez
Produced and written by: Philippa Young
Edited by: Jo Barratt

For more information visit:
http://www..itu.int
and
https://www.itu.int/en/myitu/Publications/2021/05/17/12/55/Ageing-in-a-digital-world--from-vulnerable-to-valuable

Technology For Good #12:  Healthy ageing In a digital world

Not only does the technology we use create mountains of e-waste that can be difficult to dispose of safely, but much of it also contains valuable, rare and finite minerals and metals that are essential for the continuing production of new models of technology. Very few countries regulate this waste stream. E-waste is not just a topic for environmentalists, but for all technology producers and policymakers. Hear about this and the efforts to improve e-waste management, from our expert speakers on this episode of Technology for Good which is  being launched for International E-waste Day, an annual UN day to highlight the growing e-waste issue.

This podcast is the fourteenth episode of “Technology for Good”- an ITU podcast series that focuses on how technology is helping to shape the world around us. Listen now...and don't forget to like and subscribe to be the first to hear the next episode! Available on Soundcloud, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and more.

Presented and directed by: Maximillian Jacobson - Gonzalez
Produced and written by: Philippa Young
Edited by: Jo Barratt

For more information visit:
http://www..itu.int

Technology For Good # 14: E-waste - using, repairing and recycling

Women are underrepresented in the field of cybersecurity. ITU’s Women in Cyber mentorship programme, organized together with the EQUALS Global Partnership and the Forum for Incident Response Teams (FIRST), aims to help bridge the gap. In this episode of the UNconnected, Doreen Bogdan-Martin, Director of the ITU Telecommunication Development Bureau speaks with Louise Marie Hurel and Angela Matlapeng, who participated as a mentor and mentee respectively, in the programme. They discuss the challenges and opportunities for women in cyber, and the way forward for women to co-create and lead solutions in this field.

The Unconnected with Louise Marie Hurel and Angela Matlapeng

"I am bursting with feeling about urgency and opportunity, to ensure that tech can accelerate gender equality. When women and girls have an equal chance to thrive and lead everyone benefits”

Jamie M. Zimmerman from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, talks to us in our Technology for Good podcast series. 
 
For the next 5 episodes of Technology for Good, we are focusing on technological challenges and opportunities through the eyes of some incredible and inspirational women in tech, in the run up to and during the ITU Plenipotentiary Conference, or PP-22. This major event will gather policymakers from ITU’s 193 member states to take decisions that will shape the future of technology, making it greener, more gender and youth inclusive and more accessible to everyone on our planet.

This podcast is the fifteenth episode of Technology for Good- an ITU podcast series that focuses on how technology is helping to shape the world around us.

Listen now...and don't forget to like and subscribe to be the first to hear the next episode!

Available on Soundcloud, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and more.

Presented and Directed by: Maximillian Jacobson-Gonzalez
Co-presented by: Tiziana Ballester

Produced and Edited by: Gianluca Allaria

Production Assistants: Martina Camellini, Adeleh Mojtahed

 
#WomeninTech

https://pp22.itu.int/en/newsroom/podcast1-women-in-tech/

Technology for Good #15: Women in Tech - Jamie M. Zimmerman, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

"We need to be inspired by the young population…It's our goal is to make sure that every student will find the place and do the jobs… that they are the best at. Looking for talent is a key thing”  Justyna Orlowska, Prime Minister’s High Representative for Government Technology and Game Development and the Minister of Education and Science’s High Representative for Digital Transformation in Poland, shares some valuable insights in our Technology for Good podcast series.
 
For the next 5 episodes of Technology for Good, we are focusing on technological challenges and opportunities through the eyes of some incredible and inspirational women in tech, in the run up to and during the ITU Plenipotentiary Conference, or PP-22. This major event will gather policymakers from ITU’s 193 member states to take decisions that will shape the future of technology, making it greener, more gender and youth inclusive and more accessible to everyone on our planet.

This podcast is the sixteenth episode of Technology for Good- an ITU podcast series that focuses on how technology is helping to shape the world around us.

Listen now...and don't forget to like and subscribe to be among the first to hear the next episode!

Available on Soundcloud, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and more.

Presented and Directed by: Maximillian Jacobson-Gonzalez
Co-presented by: Martina Camellini

Produced and Edited by: Gianluca Allaria

Production Assistants: Adeleh Mojtahed, Tiziana Ballester


https://pp22.itu.int/en/newsroom/itu-podcasts2-women-in-tech/

Technology for Good #16: Women in Tech - Justyna Orlowska, PM's High Rep. for GovTech, Poland

“We always think about the socio-demographic factors of how technologies are built, intersect with socio-demographic factors such as race, gender and sexual orientation. And it is really important that those who are building these technologies are aware, are reflective of our diverse backgrounds, ideas, our beliefs, all of that. That is how we get our future technology right.”  Sinead Bovell, Founder, WAYE and Youth Tech Leader

For 5 episodes of Technology for Good, we are focusing on technological challenges and opportunities through the eyes of some incredible and inspirational women in tech, in the run up to and during the ITU Plenipotentiary Conference, or PP-22. This major event will gather policymakers from ITU’s 193 member states to take decisions that will shape the future of technology, making it greener, more gender and youth inclusive and more accessible to everyone on our planet.

This podcast is the seventeenth episode of Technology for Good- an ITU podcast series that focuses on how technology is helping to shape the world around us.

Listen now...and don't forget to like and subscribe to be among the first to hear the next episode!

Available on Soundcloud, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and more.

Presented and Directed by: Maximillian Jacobson-Gonzalez
Co-presented by: Adeleh Mojtahed

Produced and Edited by: Gianluca Allaria

Production Assistants: Tiziana Ballester, Martina Camellini

Technology for Good #17: Women in Tech - Sinead Bovell, Founder, WAYE and Youth Tech Leader

"I think we have seen that technology has its pros and cons. As the world is becoming a global village, we also have to deal with waste from technological products that are becoming a growing concern, especially for the sustainability of our planet. I think there is an opportunity to innovate, and technology has proven itself as a catalyst for innovation... using technology as an opportunity to preserve the planet.

Hon. Emma Inamutila Theofelus, Deputy Minister of the ICT Ministry, Namibia

For 5 episodes of Technology for Good, we are focusing on technological challenges and opportunities through the eyes of some incredible and inspirational women in tech, in the run up to and during the ITU Plenipotentiary Conference, or PP-22. This major event will gather policymakers from ITU’s 193 member states to take decisions that will shape the future of technology, making it greener, more gender and youth inclusive and more accessible to everyone on our planet.

This podcast is the eighteenth episode of Technology for Good- an ITU podcast series that focuses on how technology is helping to shape the world around us.

Listen now...and don't forget to like and subscribe to be among the first to hear the next episode!

Available on Soundcloud, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and more.

Presented and Directed by: Maximillian Jacobson-Gonzalez
Co-presented by: Sophiyat Sadiq

Produced and Edited by: Gianluca Allaria

Production Assistants: Tiziana Ballester, Martina Camellini, Adeleh Mojtahed

Technology for Good #18: Women in Tech -  Hon. Emma Inamutila Theofulus, Dep. Minister, ICT, Namibia

The UN Secretary-General’s Roadmap for Digital Cooperation and ‘Our Common Agenda’ underscore the need for enhanced and improved digital cooperation. ITU and the Office of the UN Secretary-General’s Envoy on Technology have been working closely to promote digital cooperation, including through the Partner2Connect Digital Coalition.

In this episode, Doreen Bogdan-Martin speaks with Amandeep Singh Gill, UN Secretary-General’s Envoy on Technology. Listen to find out more about his vision, the concept of the ‘’digital commons’’, the proposed Global Digital Compact, and more!

Digital Cooperation with Amandeep Singh Gill

Interview with Stefan Schnorr, State Secretary, Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport, Germany, at the World Radiocommunication Conference 2023 (WRC-23), Dubai, UAE, 20 November to 15 December 2023.




For further information please visit: http://www.itu.int
#ituwrc #radiocommunication #Itu #unitednations #telecommunications

ITU INTERVIEWS @ WRC-23: Stefan Schnorr, State Secretary, Federal Min., Digital & Transport, Germany

In this episode, our guests discuss youth in the workforce based on their experiences as past and present young interns at the ITU. Join Saba Tiku Beyene, Raphael Dutois, Thomas Frost, Jacobo Garcia, and Anastasiia Maiorova as they share their key takeaways and advice for young people entering the ICT workforce.
 
Hosted by Ellen Taylor

Episode 10: Youth In The Workforce: A Conversation with Past and Present ITU-D Interns

Interview with Isabelle Mauro, Director General, Global Satellite Operators Association (GSOA), at the Global Symposium for Regulators 2024 (GSR-24), Kampala, Uganda, 1-4 July 2024.

For further information:
http://www.itu.int/gsr

#ITUGSR

GSR-24 INTERVIEWS: Isabelle Mauro, Director General, Global Satellite Operators Association (GSOA)

Interview with Kerstin Jüttner, Public Affairs Officer, International Government. Relations. ITU/UN, Rhode & Schwartz, at the Global Symposium for Regulators 2024 (GSR-24), Kampala, Uganda, 1-4 July 2024.

For further information:
http://www.itu.int/gsr

#ITUGSR

GSR-24 INTERVIEWS: Kerstin Jüttner, Public Affairs Officer, Int. Gov. Rel. ITU/UN, Rhode & Schwartz

Interview with Bilel Jamoussi Ph.D, Deputy Director TSB & Chief, TSP Dept., ITU, at the World Telecommunication Standards Symposium 2024 (WTSA-24) Expo, 14 – 24 October 2024, New Delhi, India.

For further information please visit: https://www.itu.int/wtsa/2024

ITU INTERVIEWS @ WTSA-24: Bilel Jamoussi Ph.D, Deputy Director TSB & Chief, TSP Dept., ITU

The ITU Radiocommunication Bureau hosted the second FUTURE RADIO EXHIBITION on 2–3 December 2024 in Geneva, alongside the World Radiocommunication Seminar (WRS-24) Plenary Sessions. Exhibitors showcased cutting-edge radiocommunication innovations to global participants, including government, regulatory, satellite, terrestrial stakeholders, and the public. We caught up with the exhibitors.

WRS 2024 Future Radio Exhibition interviews

A dynamic conversation between ITU Secretary-General Doreen Bogdan-Martin and Sweden’s Minister of Public Administration, Erik Slottner, on advancing digital inclusion and gender equality. The discussion highlights Sweden’s leadership in bridging digital divides, promoting women in STEM, and fostering secure, resilient digital ecosystems, alongside ITU’s efforts through the Partner2Connect (P2C) platform.

Key topics include strategies for universal meaningful connectivity, Sweden’s digital policies, and technology’s role in tackling global challenges.

ITU interviews and soundbites may be edited for content and duration. The views and opinions expressed are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of the ITU. 

ITU Technologized: Bridging the Digital Divide: Sweden’s Vision Meets Global Ambition

Rodney Taylor, Chair of the WTPF-26 IEG and Secretary-General of the Caribbean Telecommunications Union, speaks with Gretchen Bueermann, from the WTPF-26 secretariat, about the significance of the upcoming World Telecommunication/ICT Policy Forum. Their conversation examines why this global dialogue matters in today's rapidly evolving digital landscape and how the forum helps shape policies for inclusive connectivity. Taylor shares perspectives on international cooperation and the preparatory process that brings diverse stakeholders together to address critical telecommunications challenges.

ITU interviews and soundbites may be edited for content and duration. The views and opinions expressed are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of the ITU.


ITU Technologized: Building Consensus: WTPF-26 and the Future of ICT/Telecommunications Policy

Tobias Kaufmann Vice Chair of the WTPF-26 IEG, EUR Region, speaks with Gretchen Bueermann, from the WTPF-26 secretariat, about ongoing preparations for the 2026  World Telecommunications ICT Policy Forum (WTPF), which will address five interconnected priorities: bridging digital divides, green digital transformation, resilience of telecommunications and ICTs, space connectivity, and strengthening ICT-centric innovation ecosystems and entrepreneurship.

Tobias Kaufmann explains how these topics complement each other to address global needs and technological challenges. He emphasizes the importance of the WTPF as a platform for facilitating inclusive dialogue, sharing best practices, and developing a shared vision for an inclusive, sustainable, and resilient digital future.

Read the new draft report here: https://www.itu.int/md/S24-WTPF26PREP-R-0003/en and make your voice heard through the open consultation: https://wtpf.itu.int/2026/consultations/march-2025/

ITU interviews and soundbites may be edited for content and duration. The views and opinions expressed are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of the ITU.

ITU Technologized: Shaping a Shared Digital Future: WTPF-26 and developing a shared vision

Welcome to the first episode of ITU Tech Monthly, brought to you by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), the United Nations Agency for Digital Technologies. In this episode, we dive into the fascinating world of quantum technology and explore its potential to revolutionize our lives.

Join host Maximillian Jacobson-Gonzalez and special guest Gillian Makamara from ITU as they discuss:

- The basics of quantum technology and its core principles like superposition and entanglement.
- The significance of the International Year of Quantum Science in 2025.
- The parallels between the evolution of AI and quantum technology.
- The role of ITU in setting standards for quantum communications.
- Real-world applications of quantum technology in fields like healthcare and communications.
- The challenges and opportunities in making quantum technology accessible and inclusive.

Don't miss this insightful conversation on how quantum technology can shape a better future for all. Subscribe to ITU Tech Monthly for more exciting discussions on the latest technological advancements!

🔗 Visit our website: www.itu.int 

📅 AI for Good Summit: July 2025 in Geneva, Switzerland

#QuantumTechnology #TechPodcast #ITU #Innovation #DigitalFuture #AIforGood #QuantumComputing #TechMonthly #Podcast

ITU Tech Monthly | Advancing Quantum Technology for Good

🌍 ITU Tech Monthly – Episode 2: All you ever wanted to know about GeoAI

🎙️ Interviewer: Maximillian Jacobson-Gonzalez | 🎧 Guest: Andrea Manara (ITU)

In this episode of ITU Tech Monthly, we explore the transformative power of GeoAI—the fusion of geospatial data and artificial intelligence—and how it's shaping a more sustainable, equitable future for all.

Join us as Andrea Manara from the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) shares real-world applications of GeoAI, from enhancing food security with the FAO, to detecting illegal activities in the Amazon with UNODC, and even estimating pollution levels using satellite imagery in collaboration with Politecnico di Milano.

🔍 Topics covered:

What is GeoAI and why it matters
Geospatial foundation models and their capabilities
Integration with 6G, IoT, and next-gen networks
Real-world use cases in sustainable development
Ethical considerations and data bias
The future of democratized GeoAI tools

Whether you're a tech enthusiast, policymaker, or just curious about how AI is helping humanity, this episode offers a fascinating glimpse into the future of digital innovation.

📌 Subscribe to ITU Tech Monthly for more insights

visit: www.itu.int

🎧 Available on all major podcast platforms.

#GeoAI #SustainableDevelopment #ITU #ArtificialIntelligence #GeospatialData #TechForGood #DigitalInnovation #UNTech #SmartTech #ITUtechmonthly

ITU Tech Monthly | All you ever wanted to know about GeoAI

In this special episode of Technologized, host Gretchen Bueermann sits down with Muath AlRumayh, Vice Chair of the Informal Expert Group (IEG) for the World Telecommunication/ICT Policy Forum (WTPF), to explore the critical themes shaping WTPF 2026.
 
🌐 From bridging digital and intelligent divides to advancing space connectivity, green digital transformation, and resilient ICT infrastructure, this conversation dives deep into how global collaboration can ensure a more inclusive, sustainable, and innovative digital future.

🔍 Topics covered:
- The growing gap in AI access and digital skills
- Space economy and direct-to-device connectivity
- Environmental sustainability in tech
- Cyber resilience and ICT infrastructure
- Innovation ecosystems and entrepreneurship

📅 With WTPF 2026 on the horizon, discover why this moment is pivotal for global digital policy and how the forum is preparing to meet the challenges of our rapidly evolving tech landscape.
Read the new draft report here: https://www.itu.int/md/S24-WTPF26PREP... and make your voice heard through the open consultation: https://wtpf.itu.int/2026/consultatio...
 
🎙️  Don’t forget to like and subscribe, for more conversations on tech for good!
 
#WTPF2026 #DigitalInclusion #TechPolicy #AI #SpaceConnectivity #GreenTech #ICTInnovation #TechnologizedPodcast
 
ITU interviews and soundbites may be edited for content and duration. The views and opinions expressed are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of the ITU.

ITU Technologized: WTPF-26 | Building a More Inclusive, Sustainable, and Innovative Digital Future

H.E. Alar Karis, President, Republic of Estonia shares his insights following his keynote speeches at the AI for Good Global Summit and the WSIS+20 High-Level Event, Geneva, Switzerland, 10 July 2025.

Interviewer and Director: Maximillian Jacobson - Gonzalez
Produced and Edited by: Jennifer MacLeod

ITU Technologized: H.E. Alar Karis, President, Republic of Estonia

🌍 ITU Tech Monthly – Episode 3: All you ever wanted to know about space safety

In this episode of ITU Tech Monthly, we explore the rapidly evolving world of space safety, sustainability, and security with Thomas Gonzalez Roberts, Academic in Residence at the International Telecommunication Union and incoming professor at Georgia Tech.
Interviewer: Maximillian Jacobson - Gonzalez

🔭 Whether you're a space enthusiast, tech professional, or just curious about the future of our skies, this episode offers a fascinating look at the challenges and innovations shaping the final frontier.

🚀 What’s inside:
Why the night sky is filling up with satellites.
The growing risks of orbital debris and radiofrequency interference.
How AI is revolutionizing space safety.
The role of  major players in shaping the orbital landscape.
The environmental impact of satellite deorbiting.
What the future holds for space governance and global cooperation.

📡 Learn more about ITU’s work in space at www.itu.int 

And check out ITU's Space Connect series at  https://www.itu.int/space-connect/ 

You can watch videos from the ITU Space Connect webinar series on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpoIPNlF8P2MfrAePbmXKBhvq0LwyGyYS

👉 Don’t forget to like and subscribe for more insights from the world of digital technologies.

#SpaceSafety #AIinSpace #ITU #TechMonthly #SatelliteTechnology #SpaceDebris #Sustainability #digitalinnovation 

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ITU Tech Monthly | All you ever wanted to know about space safety

A bright and compelling fanfare opens the ITU Anthem (Hymne de l’UIT), which was first played on 17 May 1965  to mark the one-hundredth anniversary of the International Telecommunication Union’s foundation. The stately, upbeat march was written by Swiss composer Bernard Schulé. To learn more about this piece of music visit our web site: http://www.itu.int/en/history/Pages/ITUMusic.aspx.

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Hymne de l’UIT – Bernard Schulé (1965)

n 1973, ITU Secretary-General Mohamed Mili had asked Jean-Pierre Canel, a versatile amateur composer and member of ITU staff, for something to play on World Telecommunication Day on 17 May, when a new building (the Tower) was to be formally opened at ITU headquarters in Geneva. The result was the Telecommunications Anthem (Hymne des Télécommunications). On that occasion, the anthem was performed as a simple instrumental. To learn more about this piece of music visit our web site: http://www.itu.int/en/history/Pages/ITUMusic.aspx.

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Hymne des télécommunications (instrumental) – Jean-Pierre Canel (1973)

In 1973, ITU Secretary-General Mohamed Mili had asked Jean-Pierre Canel, a versatile amateur composer and member of ITU staff, for something to play on World Telecommunication Day on 17 May, when a new building (the Tower) was to be formally opened at ITU headquarters in Geneva. The result was the Telecommunications Anthem (Hymne des Télécommunications). On that occasion, the anthem was performed as a simple instrumental. However, an impressive orchestral version with full choir premiered at another opening ceremony in September 1973 at the ITU Plenipotentiary Conference in Malaga-Torremolinos, Spain. To learn more about this piece of music visit our web site: http://www.itu.int/en/history/Pages/ITUMusic.aspx.

Hymne des télécommunications (with choir) – Jean-Pierre Canel (1973)

Interview with Bakhtiyar Mammadov, Chief Advisor of Legal Department, Ministry of Transport, Communications and High Technologies, Azerbaijan, at the ITU Plenipotentiary Conference (PP-18), Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 29 October - 16 November 2018.

ITU INTERVIEWS @ PP-18: Bakhtiyar Mammadov, Ministry of Transport, Comms. & High Tech., Azerbaijan

WSIS FORUM 2019 INTERVIEWS: GITANJALI SAH, ITU

Interview with Wael Sayed, Executive Director, Radio Spectrum Resources, NTRA, at the Radiocommunication Assembly 2019 (RA-19) , Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, 21-25 October 2019.

ITU INTERVIEWS @ RA-19: WAEL SAYED, Executive Director, Radio Spectrum Resources, NTRA

Exclusive interview with H.E Carlos Alvarado Quesada, President of Costa Rica , at the ITU TV Studio in Geneva, Switzerland.

Includes questions such as how has the President made ICT (Information and Communication Technology) development a priority for Costa Rica and why does Costa Rica rank  highly for entrepreneurial activity and what is the government doing to support this?

Interviewer: Maximillian Jacobson - Gonzalez, ITU 

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ITU Technologized: Interview with H.E Carlos Alvarado Quesada, President of Costa Rica

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is undoubtedly a technology for good, helping to solve some of today’s major challenges like detecting underlying heath issues, combatting climate change, and much more, but are there any ethical concerns we should be thinking about? Listen to our exclusive technological expert interviewees share their stories and their views, in this latest episode of our new podcast series.

This podcast is the fourth episode of “Technology for Good”- an ITU podcast series that focuses on how technology is helping to shape the world around us. Listen now...and don't forget to like and subscribe to be the first to hear the next episode! Available on Soundcloud, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and more.

Any views and opinions expressed by interviewees in this series are expressed independently and are not linked to ITU.

Technology for Good # 4: Artificial Intelligence

A conversation between Doreen Bogdan-Martin, Director of the ITU Telecommunication Development Bureau and Princess Dr. Nisreen El-Hashemite, Founder and President of Women in Science International League on February 11, the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. A candid chat about girls in ICT, gender equality, science, technology, education, accessibility, policy reform and public-private partnerships.

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The Unconnected with Princess Nisreen El - Hashemite

ITU: Committed to connecting the world
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ITU is the leading United Nations agency for information and communication technologies (ICTs), driving innovation in ICTs together with 193 Member States and a membership of some 900 private sector entities and academic institutions. Established over 150 years ago in 1865, ITU is the intergovernmental body responsible for coordinating the shared global use of the radio spectrum, promoting international cooperation in assigning satellite orbits, improving communication infrastructure in the developing world, and establishing the worldwide standards that foster seamless interconnection of a vast range of communications systems. From broadband networks to cutting-edge wireless technologies, aeronautical and maritime navigation, radio astronomy, oceanographic and satellite-based earth monitoring as well as converging fixed-mobile phone, Internet and broadcasting technologies, ITU is committed to connecting the world.

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