Videos

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  James Bridle – New Dark Age: Is Technology Making the World Harder to Understand?

  Instead of a utopian future in which technological advancement casts a dazzling, emancipatory light on the world, we seem to be entering a new dark age.

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  Viveca Chan – Reshaping Marketing: Digital Innovation from China

  The key digital marketing trends and successful business applications in China.

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  Christian Mio Loclair – How Art Will Help to Understand AI and Humanity

  How art will help us to understand artificial intelligence and human nature.

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  James Beacham – What’s Outside the Universe?

  How the future of science, technology, and innovation will be much wilder – and much more collaborative – than we can imagine.

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  Pamela Pavliscak – A future with feeling

  Our smartphones don’t know if we are having a good day or a bad day. Our cars could care less…

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  Andrew Keen – How to fix the future

  HOW TO FIX THE FUTURE lays out solutions to the greatest ills of our digital age. I argue that we…

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  Samuel West – Learning from Innovation Failure: Lessons from The Museum of Failure

  The talk of Samuel West uses the stories of the exhibited items as a backdrop to explore the theme ‘Learning…

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  Bruce Sterling – Live from 2027

  Bruce Sterling is so much more than a sci-fi author. He is a journalist, critic and futurist. Expect insights, rage,…

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  Brian Solis – The Future of Brand, Tech & Business is Experience

  Brian shares his insights around what really makes an experience “an experience,” why and how our favorite brands create experiences and how to become an experience architect in all you do.

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  TRENDWATCHING 2017

  David Mattin defines the most important trends for 2017.

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  The Future of Business is Romantic

  Tim Leberecht, Author of "The Business Romantic", is talking about the crisis of friendship and the difference between togetherness and intimacy.

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  How Will We Live?

  Opening Keynote by Anab Jain (Superflux): "We’re heading to a world where you can forget, get lost – or be anonymous. This seems dystopic, but it’s a realistic part of our technology landscape".

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  Building robocars

  Keynote by Brad Templeton of Singularity University about self-driving cars.

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  The internet as a force for liberation, not enslavement

  Keynote by Cory Doctorow, Sci-Fi Author.

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  Harper Reed on Big Data & Big Answers

  For the first time in Berlin, Harper Reed gave a talk at NEXT13 on April 23, 2013 on how he succeeded as Obama’s CTO and on the three things that make up a good product: build a great team, practice failure and microlistening.

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