{Podcast} Have We Outsourced Thinking to AI?
Morris Misel asks whether, in an age of algorithms and automation, we’ve begun outsourcing our most human act, thinking. A foresight reflection on how to reclaim independent thought.
{Podcast} AI Voice Cloning: Opportunities and Risks for Businesses—What You Need to Know
AI voice cloning is reshaping industries by offering new opportunities in customer service, marketing, and accessibility. But it also presents significant risks. Learn how to navigate this complex landscape with strategic foresight and ethical considerations.
Signals From The Future: Embracing Imperfection in a Disrupted World
Imagine a world where “perfect” strategies are a relic of the past, like rotary phones and fax machines. A world where embracing imperfection is the key to navigating a future rife with disruption. This isn’t science fiction. It’s the call to action from a recent McKinsey & Company article titled “Why Strategists Should Embrace Imperfection. […]
Unleashing Human Potential: Lessons from Epilepsy Research and the Reimagined Workplace
This week, on annual Purple Day (March 26th), the topic of the present and future of Epilepsy research was the focus of my regular interview segment on Hong Kong Radio 3 with Phil Whelan. You can listen to the full interview below to delve deeper into this fascinating conversation. Purple Day, a global awareness campaign […]
AI: Your Co-Pilot, Not Your Terminator: How to Harness the Power of Artificial Intelligence
Let’s ditch the “robots-gonna-take-over-the-world” panic! Artificial intelligence (AI) isn’t here to steal your job, it’s here to supercharge it. Just like with fancy new tech in my art authentication blog post the other week, AI becomes a powerful tool when used by savvy humans. The AI Hype: From Scary Headlines to Everyday Tech Remember all […]
{Radio} AI can now claim legal ownership of its inventions
In a world first – an Australian court has recently ruled that Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology can be granted the legal status of inventor and granted patents. This may not seem like a big deal, but up until now humans were the only ones who could apply for and receive patents, seems obvious. But in […]
