Dr Angus Hervey is an intelligent optimist and one-half of Future Crunch. This episode explores our very human relationship with technology and the future. We talk about the impact of neuroscience on understanding cognitive bias, filter bubbles and why we resist good news. We put a gender lens on artificial intelligence how organisations are dealing with the future of work and lots of inspiring startups around the world using technology in service of humanity. By the end of it, you’ll be an intelligent optimist too.
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Resources mentioned
Tensor Flare image recognition google
Why Diversity Matters: McKinsey, Credit Suisse.
Enable the Future 3D printed prosthetics for kids
We Farm Info sharing among Farmers in Africa
Local Motors 3d printed crowd-sourced cars
Adidas shoes made out of plastic waste
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