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Michael Moynihan discusses Silicon Valley's tech boom and its societal impacts in San Francisco.
Agnieszka Kurant's art critiques late digital capitalism by exploring collective intelligence and the exploitation of both human and non-human labor in the digital economy.
Liam Young, an innovative Australian architect and artist, explores the intersection of architecture, technology, and collective imagination to envision our future amidst global crises.
Cory Arcangel, an innovative artist based in Stavanger, Norway, uses digital technologies and humor to challenge perceptions of art and its relationship to contemporary life.
Trevor Paglen explores the impact of AI and surveillance technologies on society, emphasizing their role in shaping individual perspectives and democratic values.
David Pogue, a prominent writer, TV presenter, and news correspondent, engages in a conversation with Dr. Nehemiah Mabry, an engineer and educator based in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Television content consumption is evolving as industry leaders from Rightster, Sky, BBC, UKTV, and Shazam explore the impact of new platforms on viewing habits.
Mike Hearn presents insights on the future of Bitcoin and its potential to transform banking at the London Bitcoin Conference in 2012.
Richard Stallman discusses the importance of digital freedom in relation to Bitcoin during his talk at the London Bitcoin Conference in 2012.
Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective is analyzed in a conversation between friends, exploring its gameplay and narrative on the Nintendo DS.
Star Trek Online, developed by Cryptic Studios, is discussed in detail by friends Jon and the narrator, highlighting their favorite series, Deep Space Nine.
Søren Pihlmann, a pioneering Danish architect, advocates for reusing existing materials in construction to create sustainable and historically rich architectural designs.
David Ferrucci discusses his journey in artificial intelligence, from leading IBM Watson to its Jeopardy! victory to shaping the future of human-machine learning.
Mike Zuckerberg mandated that all presentations at Facebook start with a mobile strategy, leading to significant improvements in their mobile app.
Dr. Nehemiah Mabry hosts a livestream event where Justin "Mr. Fascinate" Shaifer demonstrates the creation of virtual avatars in a VR environment.
Erica discusses identity, memory, and the future of humans and robots in this insightful video.
Michael Jamin discusses the challenges of being a TV writer since 1996, including the upcoming strike.
Farfetch connects over 300 independent fashion retailers across 18 countries, allowing consumers to shop globally without leaving home.
Dr. William Underwood of the Georgia Tech Research Institute presents advancements in file format identification technologies for the National Archives' archival processes.
Formula 1 Racing has transformed from chaos to a controlled, advanced competition.
Dr. Nehemiah Mabry, an engineer with 15 years of experience, hosts a live discussion on image recognition and machine learning with software engineer Jessica Vaughn.
Heather Zheng and Ben Zhao discuss protecting identities in a world rapidly filled with AI.
BYD, a Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer, is rapidly advancing in the market, positioning itself as a significant competitor to Tesla.
Dr. Nate hosts a livestream from MIT's Plasma Science and Fusion Center, where graduate students study fusion energy and plasma physics.
ISOO Director Mark Bradley leads a training seminar on information security, featuring insights from analysts Peggy Ushman, Bob Skwirot, and Robert Tringali.
Hany Farid, a Professor at UC Berkeley and Chief Science Officer at GetReal Security, discusses deepfake detection and the implications of AI on truth in digital media.
Daniela Rus, a computer scientist at MIT, discusses the integration of AI into daily life, exploring its history, applications, and future developments.
Jon Rafman critiques the evolution of the internet from a free space to one dominated by surveillance, exploring its impact on identity and society.
Jon Voss, Strategic Partnerships Director for Historypin, discusses the development of open cultural heritage data at the National Archives in 2013.
Mat Braddy explains the growth of the online takeaway business and Just Eat's future plans.
Patrick Grove, Co-Founder & Group CEO of Catcha Group, presents his 5 P's of entrepreneurship at Wild Digital SEA 2019 in Kuala Lumpur.
Pilot Dario Costa attempts to land his Zivko Edge 540 aircraft on a moving cargo train in Türkiye, facing extreme challenges and precision requirements!
Social data serves as a key focus for media publishers seeking profitable business models, as discussed by industry experts at the Changing Media Summit 2013.
Violence in video games is examined through various perspectives, highlighting its impact on players and society.
Game design is explored through a series that presents innovative ideas and insights, setting the stage for future episodes in the creative process.
Marc Kaufman, author of "Mars Up Close," discusses the history of Mars exploration and insights gained from the Mars rovers at a Live event.
Olivia Kim discusses the emotional bonds forming between humans and AI technology.
Norman Foster reflects on his influential architectural career, emphasizing the importance of simplicity, technology, and the connection between buildings and urban infrastructure.
It cost $200 million to hire a top Chinese scientist from Apple, illustrating the high stakes in the race for artificial intelligence talent.
Jayen Baek argues that AI music, created by analyzing patterns in existing songs, lacks the emotional depth and authenticity of human-made music.
Dagogo Altraide discusses the evolution of technology and its impact on society in a relaxed format, highlighting innovations and trends.
Real time marketing is a powerful yet risky strategy that brands must navigate, as industry experts debate its effectiveness and future at the Guardian's summit.
Jaytirth Joshi discusses how Artificial Intelligence is changing everything in our lives.
Nikko Grönholm and Yoanna Siouxland discuss Sweden's microchip technology and digital ID system.
Bob Mankoff discusses technology and cartoons in The New Yorker's tech issue.
Matt Tilleard discusses the future of energy and technology's role in global power dynamics.
Naoto Fukasawa, a renowned Japanese industrial designer, emphasizes the importance of observation and simplicity in creating universally appealing designs.
Artificial Intelligence mirrors human learning through key branches like Computer Vision and Natural Language Processing, emphasizing trial and error in machine development.
