Blogger Nikola Danaylov aka. “Socrates” interviewed Gerd Leonhard last week. “Gerd is most recently the author of a brand new book titled Technology vs Humanity: The Coming Clash Between Man and Machine and, as someone who puts stress on ethics in his work as a futurist, I
Podcast-Interview of an excerpt from the complete SIBOS TV broadcast (see youtu.be/c3FGFtvkYyY) This interview covers a wide range of topics related to Gerd Leonhard’s Latest book ‘Technology vs Humanity‘, including privacy, artificial intelligence, the end of dying, digital ethics, the future of money, the United States
Science correspondent Hannah Devlin contributed this article to The Giardian’s tech section, titled: “Robot deception, addiction and possibility of AIs exceeding their remits noted as hazards that manufacturers should consider.” Noteworthy: “’As far as I know this is the first published standard for the ethical
“I live in the future,” wrote Vivek Wadhwa on his blog beginning of August. “I drive a Tesla electric vehicle, which controls the steering wheel on highways. My house in Menlo Park, Calif., is a “passive” home that expends minimal energy on heating or cooling. With the solar
“Too many people assume that every technological innovation produces profits and social benefits.” writes Ben Schiller of Fast Company in his article published a few days ago on Co.Exist that is based on an interview with Gerd Leonhard about his new book “Technology vs. Humanity“.
Gerd Leonhard’s latest book “Technology vs. Humanity” will be available in a few days – join Gerd at the book launch event in London tomorrow evening, on September 8th, should you be in the area. A new addition to the book’s web site brings the topic
“The world wide cage” is Nicholas Carr’s original title to his essay published on aeon last week. Quote: “The greatest of the United States’ homegrown religions – greater than Jehovah’s Witnesses, greater than the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, greater even than Scientology –
An interesting seven minutes read about the headaches with streaming music for bands and writers on the example of Frank Ocean. Published by John Paul Tiltow on August 25, 2016, on the Fast Company blog – he quotes a vision created by Gerd Leonhard and Dave
This is a big day for Gerd Leonhard – after 18 months of intense writing and crafting, his new book is finally ready to be published on September 8, 2016. Gerd has teamed up with fellow futurist Rohit Talwar’s new publishing company Fast Future Publishing and today Gerd announced
“Social media has swallowed the news – threatening the funding of public-interest reporting and ushering in an era when everyone has their own facts. But the consequences go far beyond journalism,” Katharine Viner sub-titles her ‘long read’ on The Guardian last week. Further… “Increasingly, what
