Ai-generated Image Every few months, the tech world discovers a new apocalypse. Today it’s ASI, yesterday it was cyborgs, before that blockchain was meant to erase democracy, and in the 90s the internet was going to melt everyone’s brains. There is a pattern here:   The hype curve is not about innovation — it's about fear. Fear sells. Fear funds. Fear distracts. And we’ve built an entire industry on it. The Fear Playbook Is Old — And Dangerous Large organisations react to fe

The OECD’s Blind Spot in Measuring Truth The OECD’s   Global Corporate Sustainability Report 2025   paints an optimistic picture of progress: more disclosures, more oversight, more alignment between profit and purpose. On the surface, it’s a celebration of how corporate governance is catching up with global sustainability goals. But from the lens of transparency, verifiability, and truth — the core pillars of what we at   TiiQu   believe define   trustworthy information   — t

Education—both formal and informal—is at a crossroads. While the world races ahead, our learning systems often lag behind. Teachers are overwhelmed, learners are under-equipped, and curricula struggle to keep pace with reality. The Challenge: Static Systems in a Dynamic World Formal education faces mounting pressures: overcrowded classrooms, outdated textbooks, and slow curriculum reform. In the U.S., over 400,000 classrooms lack certified teachers , and only 28% of 8th grade

Diversity is not just a metric; it's the foundation of innovation, equity, and trust. Yet, systemic underrepresentation persists across scientific research, environmental sustainability, education, media, and AI development. 🔬 Scientific Research: A Narrow Lens In the environmental sector, only 4.8% of professionals identify as Black, Asian, or from minority ethnic backgrounds, compared to a 12.6% average across all professions ( the-ies.org ). This disparity limits the scop

As research grows more complex, interconnected, and urgent, editorial leadership is evolving. Today, publishing isn’t just about producing papers—it’s about ensuring knowledge is accessible, trusted, and actionable  across diverse audiences. Who Should Care. Academic and scientific publishers, editorial directors, and research managers who aim to influence policy, innovation, and public understanding  should take notice. The reach of your research directly affects both its i

AI created image for TiiQu Blog In educational research, the humble question has long been viewed as a pedagogical tool. Yet recent...

We’re drowning in information — but starving for truth. Every hour, new sustainability reports, studies, and field analyses hit the web. NGOs spend months gathering data, validating facts, and crafting insights that could guide real change.And yet, most of it vanishes — buried in PDFs no one reads, hidden on websites no one finds, and ignored by algorithms that reward clicks over credibility. It’s a quiet tragedy of the digital age: truth rarely trends.

We’ve all felt it. The creeping exhaustion that comes from searching for answers and drowning instead in an ocean of noise.

Imagine waking up one morning to the shattering news of another stock market crash, reminiscent of past calamities that wiped out life...