Digital future in 2035: Impacts, Risks and Opportunities

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Future of digital citizen participation platformsThis topic explores the evolution of social media and digital spaces to enable political debates and direct exchanges between citizens and the government. It seeks to understand how these platforms can enhance grassroots networking, policy demands, and digital participation in fora, town halls, and moderated debates, aiming to build consensus and influence policy.
Future of Government-as-a-PlatformFocusing on the concept of Government-as-a-Platform (GaaP), this topic investigates how technological advances could transform government interactions with stakeholders, including businesses and citizens. It examines the potential of GaaP to drive government efficiency, enable citizen involvement, and foster participatory democracy through advanced capabilities like data processing, AI, and virtual reality.
Platformisation of health careThis topic focuses on the evolution of health care platformisation. According to the World Health Organisation, digital health platforms are defined as common information infrastructure that applications and systems are built upon in order to support health care delivery in a consistent and integrated manner.
Future of IP in online platforms This topic addresses the challenges and opportunities presented by the platformisation of intellectual property (IP) ownership. It explores the implications of evolving content technologies such as AI-generated content, deepfakes, and synthetic media on copyright laws and the attribution of creative expression as well as blockchain technology impact on IP management and monetisation. It also examines the potential drivers of change in political, social, economic and environmental contexts.