Infinite possible futures unveiled.
Peek at one of our infinite possible futures, every episode. Journalist John Koetsier interviews futurists, technologists, and founders: the people creating the futures we will all inhabit.
future39 with John Koetsier
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Infinite possible futures unveiled. Peek at one of our infinite possible futures, every episode. Journalist John Koetsier interviews futurists, technologists, and founders: the people creating the futures we will all inhabit.
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October 31, 2020
United Nations to take over Facebook, provide ad-free social utility for world
<p>'United Nations’ is chapter 27 of Insights from the Future, a book I’m writing about technology, innovation, and people … from the perspective of the future. THIS IS NOT NEWS; IT IS A PROJECTION OF FUTURE NEWS. Subscribe to my newsletter to keep in touch and get notified when the book publishes.</p> <p>More info here:<br> https://johnkoetsier.com/category/insights-from-the-future-book/</p>
May 25, 2020
The wacky crazy cyborg future of AI, AR, VR, and brain-machine interfaces with Cathy Hackl
<p>The augmented human and jobs of tomorrow, with Cathy Hackl ...</p> <p>What will it mean to be human when we can plug into our computers? Today we plug our computers in to power. Tomorrow, we might plug ourselves into them.</p> <p>AR and VR are changing how we see the world. AI and augmentation and brain-machine interfaces will change how we live, how we work, and how we play.</p> <p>Cathy and I chat about HTC Vive, Magic Leap, Oculus Quest, brain-machine interfaces, Upload (the new show on Amazon Prime), and augmented intelligence. We also talk about Apple and where Apple's upcoming product will fit, as well as the convergence of AR and VR.</p>
April 1, 2020
Finite earth economy: is endless economic growth possible?
<p><strong>In the past, we’ve always been able to expand to some frontier … we’ve rarely hit the limits of our space or territory. That's no longer the case right now.</strong></p> <p><strong>As horrible as it is, Coronavirus is showing us what a clean earth might be: blue sky in Delhi, India. Animals returning in Germany. Quiet in our streets. Clean air in China.</strong></p> <p><strong>Is a finite earth economy possible? And what does growth look like in a finite earth economy?</strong></p> <p><strong>In this episode of future39, we talk with Bob Leonard, co-author of Moving to a Finite Earth Economy.</strong></p>
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