I talk a lot about the idea of a ‘living city’. But what’s the difference between that and a ‘smart city’?
Well, that’s hard to say, since the term ‘smart city’ means different things to different people. There is something close to a standard…
Futurism is not an innate skill. It is a process that can be taught and learned.
Most futurists, or futurologists, have made this a career out of a fascination with the future. And, because they have the confidence to tell the world…
One robot is worth six people. Or rather, for every industrial robot introduced per thousand workers, 5.6 roles are displaced, and wages are depressed by 0.25–0.5%. This is according to a research report released last week from the independent and non-partisan US…
There are four things I hate carrying around: wallet, house keys, cash, laptop. They just add friction to your day, discomfort to your pockets, and weight to your backpack. I'm working to do away with all of them.
Since we launched the Applied Futurist’s Toolkit a year ago, we’ve consistently had one piece of feedback. People want more training on the tools. Today we’re launching that training in partnership with…
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