Michael Gale
Michael Gale's Futures In Focus
Wall Street Journal Best-selling author Michael Gale explores the world ten years from now.
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Michael Gale
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14 août 2024
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Tim Tully - The Economic of Blockchain Technology 04.03.2024 32:53
Tim Tully discusses how blockchain, especially in the context of Web 3.0, can lead to a shift in ownership and control of assets from centralized institutions to individuals. We explore how this shift can create new opportunities for financial transactions, healthcare records, insurance, and other industries. The conversation also touches on the potential challenges and opportunities for social me...
Ron Martino - A New World of Computing 04.03.2024 38:57
Ron Martino discusses how this new world of computing, driven by billions of interconnected devices, will transform various industries and daily life experiences. We explore the potential applications of edge computing in areas like agriculture, industrial control and automation, personal health, and human-machine interactions. The conversation highlights the importance of efficient processing and...
Noah Zandan - Transforming Traditional Board Meetings 04.03.2024 29:10
Noah Zandan discusses how to reimagine the structure and purpose of board meetings, moving away from the conventional format of lengthy PowerPoint presentations and operational reporting. Instead, the focus is on creating more dynamic and impactful board meetings that concentrate on essential value creation topics for the company's future. The discussion includes the utilization of AI and data ana...
Nadeev Zeimer - The Future of Education 04.03.2024 27:42
Nadeev Zeimer discusses the need for a shift from the traditional industrial model of education to a more personalized, performance-based approach that fosters curiosity, creativity, and continuous learning. We explore how technology, NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens), and digital self-augmentation can play a significant role in reengineering the education system to better prepare students for the future...
Brad Barbera - Ukraine's Tech Potential, Sustainable Investing, EV Industry Challenges 01.03.2024 49:59
Michael's interview with Brad Barbera covers a wide range of topics, starting with a focus on Ukraine's tech potential and the importance of sustainable investing to foster its growth. Emphasizing Ukraine's talent pool, especially in software development and aerospace, the discussion highlights the impact of the ongoing war on the country's economy and the subsequent need to rebuild its tech secto...
Vitaly Golomb - Ukraine's Tech Potential, Sustainable Investing, EV Industry Challenges 01.03.2024 31:46
Michael's interview with Vitaly Golomb encompasses a wide range of topics, starting with a focus on Ukraine's tech potential and the importance of sustainable investing to foster its growth. Emphasizing Ukraine's talent pool, especially in software development and aerospace, the discussion highlights the impact of the ongoing war on the country's economy and the subsequent need to rebuild its tech...
Hannah Hunt - Software as a Defense Asset 01.03.2024 36:45
Hannah Hunt discusses the use of software and its value as a fundamental asset in the defense of the country and its global standing. The conversation highlights the significance of having soldiers who can code and build software to meet the challenges of the future operating environment, where warfare is expected to be more agile and occur in contested environments. The focus is on soldier-led so...
David Johnson - The Future of Society and Humanity 01.03.2024 30:44
David Johnson discusses the future of society and humanity. The conversation revolves around the idea of society by design, focusing on the challenges posed by big business and big government. We discuss concerns about the future, such as environmental issues, healthcare disparities, and income inequality, which need to be addressed through thoughtful design and collective action. We acknowledge t...
Johnathan Brill - Future-proofing businesses 01.03.2024 32:01
Johnathan Brill discusses future-proofing businesses and individuals. We discussed the concept of "rogue waves" - unexpected and highly disruptive events that can occur in the next 10 years and beyond. He emphasized the importance of awareness, adaptability, and a forward-thinking culture in organizations to navigate such disruptions effectively. The conversation highlighted the significance of lo...
Alastair Westgarth - The implementation of autonomous delivery services 01.03.2024 41:44
Alastair Westgarth discusses the practical implementation of autonomous delivery services by Starship Technologies. We highlight how the company's robots are currently being used on college campuses for efficient and convenient food and item deliveries. Read Michael's corresponding article for Forbes here: https://www.forbes.com/sites/michaelgale/2022/08/09/rethinking-humans-as-a-resource-ready-o...
Aaron Painter - Trust and authenticity in a digitally connected world 01.03.2024 36:12
Aaron Painter explores how the current methods of online trust, such as passwords and security questions, fall short in establishing true identity assurance. We also delve into the idea of combining physical and virtual identification to build trust in a more secure and holistic manner. We discuss the challenges of online trust and how the current internet landscape lacks the ability to authentica...
Neil Cloughley - Future of Sustainable Regional Aviation 01.03.2024 38:27
Neil Cloughley, CEO of Farrad, they discusses Farrad's vision to revolutionize regional air travel using a hybrid-electric aircraft. Neil emphasizes the importance of using existing aviation technologies while integrating emerging automotive technologies to create sustainable, cost-effective, and efficient air travel solutions. We explore reducing operational costs, emissions, and noise pollution...
Mike Bell - Food preparation and the future of the restaurant business 01.03.2024 29:08
The CEO of Misuse Robotics, Mike Bell, talks about their core product, "Flippy," which is designed to automate the process of making fries in restaurants. We discuss the significant labor gaps in the restaurant industry and how the problem has intensified post-COVID-19, leading to a labor crisis. They believe that automation is the realistic solution to tackle this issue. The conversation delves i...
Crystal Rutland - Augmented Human-Machine Collaboration 01.03.2024 44:01
Crystal Rutland discusses the evolution of technology, particularly AI and machine learning, and its integration into human lives by 2033. She emphasizes the importance of human-machine interaction, the upcoming "augmented age," and the need for a new cognitive user interface (UI) to bridge the gap between human intellect and AI capabilities. We explore examples in healthcare, transportation, and...
Steven Cristol - The shift towards self-employment and freelancing 01.03.2024 28:05
Steven Crystal discusses the changing landscape of work, focusing on the trend towards self-employment and freelancing. We explore how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted work habits and highlighted the breakdown. Stephen emphasizes the importance of understanding one's motives and drivers of satisfaction before considering self-employment. He mentions that self-reflection and self-awareness are es...
Robby Booth - Advancements in Personalized Healthcare 01.03.2024 34:49
The conversation revolves around the concerning prevalence of diabetes globally, focusing on both type 1 and type 2 diabetes. They discuss the current state of technology, treatments, and the need for personalized healthcare solutions. We emphasize the rising numbers of diabetes cases, the challenges faced in managing the disease, and the importance of understanding its impact on individuals. They...
Nils Pihl - Augmented reality's transformative potential 01.03.2024 47:00
The conversation revolves around the practical aspects of the metaverse, particularly focusing on the development of experiences using augmented reality (AR) and its potential commercial applications. Nils Pihl, CEO of Alki Labs, discusses the significance of precise positioning technology for AR experiences, highlighting challenges in urban environments like Hong Kong due to dense buildings hinde...
Juan Andres Guerrero-Saade - Rapid Evolution of Cyber Warfare 01.03.2024 43:50
In an imminent future of interconnected technology, cyber warfare is rapidly evolving. With the growing Internet of Things and advances in AI, cyber attacks become more sophisticated, blurring the lines between espionage and warfare. Nations engage in offensive cyber operations, complicating attribution, while non-state actors may act as proxies, challenging response strategies. The consequences...
Jeffrey Schnapp - The Future of Transportation and the Role of Micro-Mobility Solutions 01.03.2024 35:07
The discussion revolves around the challenges and opportunities in building technology products that align with the way people move, with a focus on intelligent devices for human mobility, such as the Ajita robot developed by Petro Fast Forward. The conversation also explores the potential for a future where cities are built around walkability and seamless transitions between different modes of tr...
Jeff Day - Rowing and its potential as a fitness sport 01.03.2024 24:11
The speakers discuss the benefits of rowing, the history of the sport, its current status, and the reasons why it has been somewhat overlooked in the fitness industry. They explore the possibilities of incorporating virtual reality to enhance the rowing experience and make it more engaging and motivating for users. The CEO of a rowing company, Jeff Day, shares insights into their efforts to create...
David Lorenz - Reinvention of the automotive industry 01.03.2024 32:51
They discuss the transition from internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles to clean air powertrain vehicles, and the importance of upcycling existing vehicles to reclaim economic and ecological value while reducing carbon emissions. The focus is on various vehicle classes, including consumer luxury cars, waste management vehicles, fire engines, and ambulances, with the aim of achieving a significa...
Claus Zeiler - Future of the Pharmaceutical Industry 01.03.2024 39:41
The guest speaker, Claus, who is the Chief Commercial Officer of Astellas, a global pharma company, discusses the history of pharmaceutical innovation in areas like cancer oncology and transplant mechanics. The discussion focuses on how the pharmaceutical industry has contributed to improving patient well-being over the years. The host and Claus delve into the future of pharmaceutical innovation,...
Mike Kisch - Care For Your Very Own Sleep Expert? 19.02.2024 34:44
Mike Kisch , CEO Beddr, discusses the future of sleep management. We all sleep. We all at some points complain our sleep, the lack of it, the type of it. Sleep is something we do for at least one third of our lives, but we spend so little time thinking about how it should be measured and managed. Kisch is on a mission to eradicate all that is wrong about sleep ailments and poor sleep by bringing...
Shai Shen-Orr and David Harel - Precision Medicine Will Transform The Patient Experience 19.02.2024 34:13
Professor Shai Shen-Orr and David Harel of Cytoreason talk about the future of precision medicine. The idea of being able to go to your personal doctor and asking how your immune system is doing seems like science fiction, but is likely to be a reality soon. Hear from two leading experts using AI and cell-based research to reveal the future of medicine.
Bruce Rogers - The Future of The Chief Marketing Officer 19.02.2024 39:05
Bruce Rogers , CEO of the Sito Institute, has invested two decades at Forbes on the future of the Chief Marketing Officer (CMO). There's a current tension in the definition of CMO. One role is demand expertise (the dominant form now) and the other morphing role is the CMO as a culture compass. Rogers shares his insights on where he thinks the role of CMO is going.
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