Future Filter Filter by All AI Automation Blog Commerce Creativity Data Future Innovation Leadership Management Media Metaverse Purpose Sustainability Trends close Generative AI and the mystery of consciousness By Adam Tinworth The rapid advances in AI and large language models (LLMs) are raising questions about sentience and consciousness we can’t yet answer. NEXT23 theme: Let’s get physical By Martin Recke The digital revolution is entering a new phase. It will lead to a fusion of digital and physical, and a rewrite of how the world works. Alexander Baumgardt: using design systems to create better products faster By Adam Tinworth What are design systems, and how can they change how you think about digital product design? Alexander Baumgardt explains their future. AI and the future of work By Martin Recke AI is going to change how we work. It will automate white-collar work. And we’ll see AI-first start-ups creating new markets. The Brain Interface: the final evolution of UI? By Adam Tinworth Is the brain the final frontier of user interfaces? How far are we away from controlling our device with our thoughts? Challenges with design systems – In conversation with Alexander Baumgardt Challenges with design systems – Introducing the Next-Level Design Revolution! Prepare to be amazed as Alexander Baumgardt, the design-centric guru,… What we can see now is the first percent of what is coming By Oskar Trautmann, Wilhelm Rinke An interview with Merantix Founder and AI Expert Adrian Locher. Long-term thinking is our best weapon against the permacrisis By Adam Tinworth In the grip of a permacrisis, it’s easy to be seduced by short-term thinking. We need to resist its lure, and fix our eyes again on the long-term horizon. Yes, here is yet another article on AI By Oskar Trautmann, Wilhelm Rinke Sure, you don’t need to read yet another article on AI. But this one might just surprise you… Digital’s gift: a chance to rethink our physical lives By Adam Tinworth A mix of digital, pandemic and energy trends are forcing a rethink of our urban infrastructure. Can we remake the physical in the face of the climate crisis? Kübra Gümüşay: perspectives on utopias By Adam Tinworth Can we create new, more useful visions of the future by opening ourselves to new perspectives? Kübra Gümüşay thinks so — and explains how we can do it. Kübra Gümüşay about how language shapes us and her current study about real utopias Tune in and enjoy this journey to the land of language, real utopias and a short story about how to be humble. The Five Horsemen of the Permacrisis By Adam Tinworth Stability is a distant dream, as the 2020s turn into a decade of permacrisis. Here are the biggest factors driving it. How to adapt to a polycrisis By Martin Recke In a world of multiple, interconnected crises, we need different strategies to adapt. And we need to adapt to adaptation. Dr Kate Stone: making technology magic and invisible By Adam Tinworth What happens when our tech gets so small, and so hidden, that the objects around us become magic? Dr Kate Stone believes that this is a step to reconnecting ourselves with the world. Creative Science: Bringing art to life with Dr Kate Stone Self-confessed “creative scientist”, Dr Kate Stone, is Founder and Chief Technology Officer of Novalia. She is passionate about creativity and… Can digital wallets solve the identity crisis? By Martin Recke It’s not primarily a question of technology, but of mass adoption. The current state of digital wallets is a major design problem. Generative AI: humanity’s creative assistant is here By Adam Tinworth Image and text versions of generative AI are now available to most people. How will this technology impact the way we create art and write? Loretta Tioiela: How synthetic biology can transform the world By Adam Tinworth The next wave of technology might not be digital: synthetic biology offers the potential to transform how we live. Kübra Gümüşay: Language & Future Kübra Gümüsay explored the power of language, how it shapes the way we think and perceive the world – and its implication on our culture and political discourse. Davos 23: Did the WEF coordinate a permacrisis response? By Adam Tinworth This year’s World Economic Forum was a subdued affair, just at the time we needed a cheerleader for global cooperation in the face of mounting threats. No future, or the permacrisis By Martin Recke Is there a future in times of permacrisis? Future progress depends on what we do today. People have always found ways to adapt. The two heralds of the deep tech winter By Adam Tinworth Declining tech innovation and the threat of China invading Taiwan could drive the digital industry into a deep, deep winter. prev 1 … 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … 11 next
