Videos

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  WHAT’S NEXT S2 E8 – Amy Webb : Synthetic and artificial: The future of business

  In the final episode of season two of WHAT'S NEXT, futurist Amy Webb explored how to spot real, meaningful trends amongst the noise, and how to turn that into a strategy.

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  WHAT’S NEXT S2 E7 – Kristina Bonitz : Human Ingenuity: How to solve complex problems with creativity

  In the seventh episode of season two of WHAT'S NEXT, Kristina Bonitz (Managing Director, SinnerSchrader) explored how to find and develop creativity and innovation in life, business and the pandemic age.

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  WHAT’S NEXT S2 E6 – Eliza Filby: From Baby Boomers to Coronnials: What business leaders need to know about future generations

  In the sixth episode of season two of WHAT'S NEXT, Dr Eliza Filby explored how the pandemic has impacted our generations - from Baby Boomers to Gen Z - and what that means for the post-pandemic world.

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  WHAT’S NEXT S2 E5 – Azeem Azhar: Exponential Views

  In the fifth episode of season two of WHAT'S NEXT, Azeem Azhar explored the two key technologies likely to reshape the way we live.

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  WHAT’S NEXT S2 E4 – Laëtitia Vitaud: The Future of work

  In the fourth episode of season two of WHAT'S NEXT Laëtitia Vitaud explains why home is work’s new frontier.

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  WHAT’S NEXT S2 E3 – Albert Wenger: The Great Transition

  In the third episode of season two of WHAT'S NEXT, Albert Wenger explored the problems that capitalism hasn’t been able to solve, how we can address them — and the desperate need to create a big vision of the future we want.

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  WHAT’S NEXT S2 E2 – Thomas Müller: Now is the time to design our futures

  During the second episode of the second season of WHAT'S NEXT, Fjord's Managing Director Thomas Müller explored how the combination of design and foresight can help navigate us through different crises into a better future.

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  WHAT’S NEXT S2 E1 – Matthias Schrader: Redesigning the “New Never Normal”

  Kick-off for WHAT'S NEXT season two! In the first episode, NEXT Conference founder, Matthias Schrader, explained what he has learned about building future proof experiences.

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  What’s NEXT Episode 6 – Douglas Rushkoff: Team Human: Is This Game Over?

  In episode 6 of 'What's NEXT' author and media theorist Douglas Rushkoff explained that the current crisis offers an opportunity for us to rethink everything from capitalism through media to education.

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  What’s NEXT Episode 4 – Pamela Pavliscak: The Future of Feeling (after a Global Pandemic)

  For episode 4 of 'What's NEXT' we welcomed Pamela Pavliscak to our digital stage. She explored our relationships with tech and how machines read our emotions.

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  What’s NEXT Episode 3 – Harper Reed: Community and systems to combat global crisis

  How can we use and channel our pandemic-driven anxiety levels for the common good? And what's the role of technology in all this? We touched upon these and further questions in episode 3 of 'What's NEXT' with Harper Reed.

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  What’s NEXT Episode 2 – Benedict Evans: Paths to the New Normal (incl. presentation highlights)

  In Episode 2, Benedict Evans took viewers of 'What’s NEXT' through a tour of where we are, and where we’re likely going, as we emerge from the shock of being locked down.

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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.