Thousands of people in Africa dream of an esports career. Abidjan is the largest metropolis in Côte d'Ivoire in West Africa. There, young people train hard every afternoon to have a shot at an esports career.

Esports commentator Indiana Black says there's too much sexism in the industry. As a result, she's no longer working as a commentator for the games.

PC Bangs sound like parties, but they're actually popular gaming centers for South Korea's eSport fans. Pro tip: They are especially packed on the weekends!

In South Korea, esports are trumping soccer when it comes to public screenings. Fans often meet to watch League of Legends in bars. Especially during tournaments, many gamers prefer collective viewings to watching alone at home.

Bracelets, rings and other smart gadgets do far more than just count steps; they measure biometric data and analyze users’ emotions. Then, they recommend meditation or breathing exercises based on the moods they detect.

Algorithms and artificial intelligence-based systems view the world on the basis of data. But who controls these data sets and what conclusions do they allow? The lack of computer ethics is a problem.

Do all German women become politicians? Are Eastern European and South American women always looking for a man? A DW analysis shows how Google's image search reinforces sexist and racist stereotypes.

Director Shalini Kantayya's documentary "Coded Bias" reveals the racist and sexist nature of AI programming and highlights the threats it poses to society.

Gaming as a learning tool—that's the idea behind Serious Games, which are used for educational purposes. For the game "Through the Darkest of Times," players take on the role of resistance fighters in Nazi Germany.

With AI programs like Musenet, Deepart and GauGAN, anyone can become an artist - in cooperation with artificial intelligence. With Toonify, your self-portrait can be turned into a cartoon figure.