Editor profile
Redakteur für Technologie & Gesellschaft
Wei Zhang explores the impact of artificial intelligence and digital infrastructure on modern social structures. He investigates the intersection of tech innovation and public policy.
wei.zhang@obsrpost.comThe Asia-Pacific construction market is facing a structural contradiction between surging demand and supply constraints, with labor shortages, rising costs, and infrastructure bottlenecks reshaping regional competitiveness.
The GAFG interconnection doctrine proposes that true interconnection depends on the coordination of institutions, regulations, and standards, not just physical assets. This article deeply analyzes this paradigm shift from project to system and its significance for global supply chain resilience.
The global cybersecurity market is expected to reach $663.2 billion by 2033, with higher education institutions facing AI-driven attacks and third-party vendor risks. A collaborative security culture and sustained investment become key defense strategies.
Middle East conflict sparks energy inflation and dollar strength, shortening expectations of interest rate cuts in emerging markets. AI remains a structural theme, but under crowded trades, opportunities shift to Chinese infrastructure. Copper, aluminum, and nuclear energy hold structural conviction due to electrification and AI data center demand.
A study using machine learning models to predict GDP and agricultural land changes in IORA countries reveals the structural relationship between carbon emissions, economy, and land, providing new tools for balancing development and sustainability goals.
UK regulators have imposed restrictions on automakers' use of "autonomous driving" marketing language, aiming to prevent consumer confusion. This move reflects the global tension between regulation and innovation in the commercialization of autonomous driving technology, as well as the urgency to protect public trust.
From Apple's price hikes to the crash in South Korea's stock market, chip inflation is spreading from data centers to ordinary consumers. This article analyzes how the AI investment boom is reshaping the global price system and market logic.
Ten years after Brexit, the UK faces a predicament of stagnant growth, declining investment, and soaring living costs. This article analyzes from a global perspective how Brexit has led to structural economic divergence, and explores the UK's difficult choices amid the wave of deglobalization.
Forbes article points out that we are still using 20th-century story frameworks to explain 21st-century work. When AI reshapes labor productivity, career boundaries, and the education system, old narratives are not only lagging behind but also cognitive obstacles. This article analyzes the structural roots of narrative failure from a global perspective and explores how new work narratives should be constructed—from lifelong learning to flexible employment, from national strategy to individual choice.
India enters the 2025-26 fiscal year with strong economic momentum and stable macroeconomic fundamentals. This article analyzes the structural changes in India's economy and their impact on the world order from a global perspective.
Analyzing the end of China's infrastructure and real estate super cycle, and its fundamental change to the demand structure of global bulk commodities such as steel and cement.