Virtual prisons and satellites on The Future, This Week
This week: virtual prisons, blinded by satellites, and robots in love.
Halloween with beer corpses and zombie bots on The Future, This Week
This week: a Halloween special with beer corpses, zombie bots and connected birds
Might consciousness and free will be the aces up our sleeves when it comes to competing with robots?
We are far from defenceless against the rise of robots, although they'll take many of our routine jobs. Our special strength is our ability to apply rules that don't exist.
The Future, This Week 22 Feb 19: predictions, predictions and more predictions
This week: looking ahead, looking back and looking to see what looking means.
The Future, This Week 9 Nov 18: satire, science, and bio bricks
This week: satire sells science, rats are not human, and bacterial bio bricks.
The Future, This Week 2 Nov 18: work weeks, faxes, and AI art
This week: work week wishes, fax-free futures, and AI art.
The Future, This Week 10 Aug 18: demographic time bombs, death, toddlers and aliens
This week: Populous time bombs, disrupting death, and toddlers and aliens.
The Future, This Week 3 Aug 18: meat-free, flat hierarchies and robituaries
This week: When your boss has a beef with meat, flat hierarchy facade, and sad robituaries.
New AI computing paradigm needs new quality thinking
The old rules do not apply to deep learning artificial intelligence.
The Future, This Week 25 May 2018
This week: why it's too early to certify AI, and phantom traffic jams and fungi sandals in other news.
Shooting for the moon is surprisingly hard
One small step for man.…does not necessarily make good business sense for mankind.
Universities on knowledge and how it matters
It’s time to (do more than) talk about knowledge. Universities must take leadership in helping develop students capacity to recognise different kinds of knowledge and work flexibly.