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Nina Jankowicz – AI and Great Power Competition

As artificial intelligence becomes a cornerstone of economic and military power, it is increasingly deployed by anti-democratic actors around the…
David Mattin – Opening Keynote | And the Beginning

Join our keynoter in residence, David Mattin, as he opened the NEXT Conference with a thought-provoking keynote on how AI…
What comes after the website?

By Adam Tinworth

Will AI be the final nail in the coffin of websites? If so, what branded experiences will replace it?
In Conversation with Ndidi Oteh

By Adam Tinworth

The new CEO of Accenture Song charts her course to the future of brands and business
AI is making ageing optional

By Martin Recke

How AI and longevity science are revolutionising healthcare – from reversing ageing to 80% reductions in death rates. The future is now.
Innovation in Motion: Green energy, mobility and the future of transport

By Martin Recke

How BYD and Octopus Energy are transforming electric cars into active participants in the energy and mobility landscape.
Shaping the future of urban mobility: Voices from the road ahead

By Martin Recke

Smart cities need mindset, standards, and openness to reshape urban mobility – insights on tech, policy, and user experience from the German experience.
Endings as thresholds: NEXT25’s search for what comes after

By Martin Recke

NEXT25 reimagined endings – from AI and creativity to screens and agency – and found new possibilities in our shifting digital world.
The End of Creativity

By Adam Tinworth

With AI now capable of creating full outputs, what’s left for humans to add to the system?
Adrian Hon: Exploring the age of immersion

By Adam Tinworth

Suddenly immersive experiences are everywhere. Is this a technology phenomenon – or one born of a fundamental human need?
End of the Screen: Exploring New Interfaces

By Adam Tinworth

What happens when our digital interfaces move into our glasses – or our clothes? A panel discussion at NEXT 25 sought to explore just that.
Joe Macleod: Belief, Agency, and Identity at the End of the Digital Experience

By Adam Tinworth

It’s the end. But it’s not been prepared for. What can we learn from better endings?
Humanoid Robots and the Future of Interaction

By Adam Tinworth

Robots that can learn. Robots that can respond to emotion. Robots that can solve labour force gaps. Are we looking at a robotic future?
Hannah Critchlow: Consciousness and our evolving relationship with AI

By Adam Tinworth

What makes the human brain special in the AI era? The answer lies in the way it changes when we start working in groups…
Nina Jankowicz: AI and Great Power Competition: from Exploitation to Resilience

By Adam Tinworth

AI is accelerating the spread of misinformation – and people are trying to corrupt LLMs. How do we fight back?
David Mattin: This is the end… and a beginning

By Adam Tinworth

What’s left for humans when AI can do most of our work? David Mattin provided some answers at NEXT25.
NEXT25: What you need to know

By Adam Tinworth

Everything you need to know to make the most of your day on and around the conference.
NEXT25: Your ticket to more than one conference

By Adam Tinworth

NEXT itself not enough for you? Your NEXT25 ticket gives you acess to more music and events than you might imagine…
When robots begin to mirror us

By Martin Recke

Humanoid robots are evolving into social actors. How are design, trust and open-source reshaping our relationship with machines?
Urban space: the new culture design frontier

By Adam Tinworth

AI has wrenched our attention back to the devices in our hands. But let’s not forget the need to live in physical spaces that meet today’s needs.
NEXT25: What to expect on the day

By Adam Tinworth

Your handy guide to the three main phases of NEXT25
Into the wild internet

By Martin Recke

Today, the internet is more of a monoculture than the diverse, wild ecosystem it used to be. How can we rewild it?
Delaying the End: How the Longevity Movement is Making Us Rethink Aging

By Joshua Kongmany

Longevity is no longer about tacking on years to our lives; it’s about improving the quality of the years we live. With the help of technology, personalized medicine, and bioscience, consumers are taking charge of their health, and a new era of aging is emerging.
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