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Going deeper: Exploring the 2041 Scenarios

Going deeper: Exploring the 2041 Scenarios

by TechMichael | Jun 10, 2022 | Foresight practice, Foresight Thoughts

This month we had the pleasure of welcoming exclusive guests to an Imperial Business Partners event to explore the 2041 Scenarios, with expert insight and a chance to practice foresight techniques. When we first conceived the Computation, energy and the planet theme,...
Fiction, foresight and fun: What happened when the public asked us about our Automated Futures map?

Fiction, foresight and fun: What happened when the public asked us about our Automated Futures map?

by Claudio Sanna | May 23, 2022 | Foresight Thoughts

Working again with Dr Antoine Cully, leader of the Adaptive and Intelligent Robotics Lab, who collaborated with us in the project, it was an exceptional evening of intense discussions and surprising insights. It revealed to us how important and emotive the topic of...
Risk, speculation, and future proofing : why low evidence in foresight can be a good thing

Risk, speculation, and future proofing : why low evidence in foresight can be a good thing

by Claudio Sanna | Apr 25, 2022 | Foresight Thoughts

Decisions, decisions “Decision problems come in two kinds: risk and uncertainty. Risk applies to situations that are well structured and stable, such as gambles, lotteries, and cancer screening, and has been tamed by the probabilistic revolution in the sciences...
The fun of foresighting: Making it relevant for Gen Z and beyond 

The fun of foresighting: Making it relevant for Gen Z and beyond 

by Claudio Sanna | Mar 30, 2022 | Foresight Thoughts

Given that I deliver foresighting activities full-time here at the College, and with executives at some of the world’s biggest companies, you might wonder why I would spend time doing the same sorts of exercises with young people who are many, many years away from...
Do machines dream of automated tasks?

Do machines dream of automated tasks?

by TechMichael | Feb 25, 2021 | Academic Visions, Foresight Thoughts, Technology Insight

Artificial intelligence has long moved away from being just a topic for sci-fi novels and is now well on its way to become a way of life for businesses and societies. Trying to discern its real future opportunity from its concrete threat as well as the current...
Managing uncertainty: A foresight perspective

Managing uncertainty: A foresight perspective

by TechMichael | Feb 12, 2021 | Foresight Thoughts

How might novel strategies for uncovering hidden data help us navigate uncertainty? When planning for the future, hidden and unknown variables that influence its course are always present if we know where to look. By sharpening organisational tools to catch emerging...
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