Winners and losers in new world order #postcoronafuture (via the Guardian)
“In Hong Kong, graffiti reads: “There can be no return to normal because normal was the problem in the first place.
New interview with Gerd Leonhard in TheGuardian: How we handle money, what we drive and how we even divorce will become cheaper and simpler soon, says a leading futurist
… just went online via TheGuardian (thanks to Juliet Stott) ...
31
Mar 2018
The future of computing as predicted by nine science-fiction machines (watch these videos)
“Our vision is to create that Star Trek computer and work backwards from that. The Star Trek computer wasn’t limited to just the Enterprise, they could talk to it from their little badges anywhere, so anywhere where you think that instant access to an intelligent assistant is valuable in an ambient way, then that’s a great place for Alexa.””
The future of computing as predicted by nine science-fiction machines
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/sep/04/science-fiction-computers-star-trek-the-matrix-hitchhikers-amazon-echo
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The future of computing as predicted by nine science-fiction machines
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/sep/04/science-fiction-computers-star-trek-the-matrix-hitchhikers-amazon-echo
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05
Sep 2017
Why micro-content is big business (some of my comments via Oisin Lunny, TheGuardian): it’s about Attention not Distribution:)
Oisin Lunny just contributed an interesting post in TheGuardian Media Network quoting ...
