Search results for “ai first” How to be disruptive and sustainable at the same time By Martin Recke Disruption sounds exiting, while sustainability is boring, right? Bear with me. Marco Börries: Standing up against Amazon By Adam Tinworth Amazon has claimed the majority of the 20% of commerce that has gone online. Can we stop them getting the 80% - mainly local - that has yet to do so? A NEXT18 liveblog. Who will fix Facebook first? By Martin Recke Facebook is simply ripe for some good old disruption, like MySpace was in the middle of the last decade. Quantum Computing: can we plan to have the gain without the pain? By Adam Tinworth If we’re serious - really serious - about fixing digital, we need to do more than just fix the mistakes of the past. We need to make sure we don’t repeat those mistakes into the future. We let tech make us small. Elon Musk is helping us dream big again. By Adam Tinworth Once the talk of SXSW was new apps and social networks. Now, it's Elon Musk and rockets. The wheel of tech is turning towards the big tech again, and that's exciting… We need to create a Digital Renaissance By Adam Tinworth Human culture did not start in the mid-2000s. We have untold generations of art, science, politics and philosophy we should be making available. And we’re not. Samuel West: learning from innovation failure By Adam Tinworth We fail at failure. Failure is where most innovation happens, and we miss it because we are afraid to admit to failure, and afraid to learn from it. Samuel West celebrates failure. Shermin Voshmgir: Blockchain and the future of the internet By Adam Tinworth The Blockchain doesn’t just enable bitcoin – it could change the way we use the web. But we have to act fast. Browser tabs: the first wave of the new digital clutter By Adam Tinworth While digital is slowly freeing us from physical clutter, digital clutter is rising to replace it. Digital Sucks. But, right now, AIs are helping us making it better By Adam Tinworth In films, AIs are homicidal machines come to kill us. In reality, they're tireless assistants solving the problems we don't have time for… Uber’s crisis: digital growing pains laid bare By Adam Tinworth Uber has had a rough month, losing its CEO and a board member. But these growing pains might be a necessary part of making a disruptive startup into a sustainable business. Draining the digital swamp By Adam Tinworth When digital pioneers start deleting accounts and stepping back from Silicon Valley - you know something is up. Amazon’s Echo Look is sneaking AI into your style – and your health By Adam Tinworth Amazon wants to put a camera in your wardrobe - and help you make fashion decisions. It's a great offer for the Snapchat generation - but could those images be giving away more about you than you expect? Digital transformation: Waiting is the wrong strategy By Martin Recke Why do many companies still wait for their products to be devalued by digital transformation? It was a long time to foresee, and lost time can never be recovered. 2016: a year of digital growing pains By Adam Tinworth 2016 has been quite a year. While we like to look at what's coming NEXT, sometimes it's appropriate to take a look back at the year that's finishing… Google ushers in the decade of AI – and intelligent assistants By Adam Tinworth Google is building an intelligent assistant right into its phones - and Samsung buys Siri's little sister. Are we finally entering the age of AI? Relive #NEXT16 – the first videos are up By Adam Tinworth Experience the insights of #NEXT16 as the first wave of videos from the event become available. NEXT16: Blockchain will build Web 3.0, says Jamie Burke By Adam Tinworth Blockchain is more than Bitcoin. It's an enabling technology that will replace Web 2.0 with a decentralised world of Web 3.0. And the foundations are being built right now. NEXT16: Nathalie Nahai on the psychology of the web By Adam Tinworth What makes us behave the way we do on the internet - and on our phones? To understand that you need to delve into psychology. And Nathalie has done just that. The first self-driving taxis hit the streets… this month By Adam Tinworth Uber has unexpectedly leap-frogged Google by putting its autonomous cars onto the streets. Wrist baggage: how the Apple Watch made an airport slightly more bearable. By Adam Tinworth It takes an awful lot of work to makes something as simple as a push notification about baggage work - but it's worth it. Two more top-notch speakers and a first glimpse of our schedule By Martin Recke Want an idea of who’s speaking when and on what subject? We now have a first preview of our main stage programme for you. [Liveblog] eSports is mainstream entertainment – says Michael Bister By Adam Tinworth There's a sport - actually, many sports - that attract millions of viewers online and which you have probably never watch: eSports are here to stay. prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … 34 next
