reprinted from Business Section of news.com.au “I CAN’T wait to be a transhumanist designer when I grow up,” said no child, ever. That might not be the case for long if futurist Morris Miselowski is right. He predicts the job could become as common as a teacher or builder in the years ahead. The renowned […]
reprinetd from BusinessInsider.com.au Morris Miselowski is a self-described stirrer in the traditional Australian sense. That means he challenges current thinking and puts people off balance by looking at the world from another angle. He’s also a futurist: He creates a detailed possible future to help companies plan for opportunities. And he does this for some […]
A drone hitting an athlete in Perth the other week was the starting point of my regular on-air conversation with James Lush of ABC Perth Radio’s Saturday Breakfast Show, before we went to chat about all things Future and their implications on tomorrow’s world. The discussion soon turned to trying to predict technology and its […]
written by Todd Spear and reprinted from Australian AntHill . Morris Miselowski has an eye on the future. As a matter of fact, he’s a business futurist; that is, he specialises in using science to make predictions about the future, particularly with regard to the way we will live, work, and play in the coming […]
Lots of tech news bits and pieces out there over the last few weeks, but many of them are coming back to one central technology theme – wearable computers and in this weeks regular radio segment David Dowsett of ABC Wide Bay and Capricornia and I chatted about Facebook’s recent acquisition of Oculus Rift for […]
Should legislation, laws and policing predict and resource against imminent new crime frontiers, or must they wait to see evidence of them before we legislate, enforce and police against them? This conundrum has been with us since time immemorial and doesn’t look to have a resolution soon, but what we do know is that crime […]
