Futurist Gerd Leonhard: The Next Ten Years – Key Insights from the IMI Masterclass in Dublin and Cork, Ireland, October 2023
via Irish Management Institute (PDF download). Link to IMI's site. ...
via Irish Management Institute (PDF download). Link to IMI's site. ...
via Irish Management Institute (PDF download). Link to IMI's site. ...
GTDC 2023 In this wide-ranging talk, I discuss the future ...
This is an edited version of my June 10, 2023, TEDx talk in Cluj, Romania, with much improved sound and various oohs and ahs removed using the amazing @Descript app.
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via Laurence Simons This year, Laurence Simons celebrates their 35th ...
Produced by Futurists Gerd Leonhard and Anton Musgrave “If you ...
Gerd Leonhard, Heather McGowan, and Elina Hiltunen filled a day with inspiration at the "Steering Education: From Engagement to Empowerment” forum.
Even in its current rudimentary form, A.I. has become a way for a company to evade responsibility by saying that it’s just doing what “the algorithm” says, even though it was the company that commissioned the algorithm in the first place.
Predicting the future is no longer the preserve of fortunetellers. Some experts can read the data as to what we can expect in the future – with some thoughts on how to prepare for the changes. We talk to three subject specialists to find out how we might experience the world in the coming decades and beyond.
Generative AI: Autocomplete for everything? By Noah Smith Snipping done ...
In this live episode of Gerdtalks, I will first offer a 15 minute presentation on the future of work, showing some brand-new memes, and then I will take questions and comments from the audience using Youtube and LinkedIn comments.
I am here to tell the story of The Good Future. I believe in a future where the power of human ingenuity, science and technology solves our biggest problems. I also believe that humans are basically kind and capable of collaboration (read 'human kind' by Rutger Bregman! )
Covid-19 has made the bad things worse and the good ...
Riffing off this post by Michael and Thrive Global (below): ...
...Yet this is only the beginning, and the End of Routine does NOT mean the end of human work.
Humans tend to wait until something really bad has happened before we react and make real changes: Witness nuclear weapons and Covid-19. But now we've learned something: being prepared, developing foresight and thinking exponentially will be essential to our future success (or plight).