by TechMichael | Mar 16, 2025 | Tech Foresight Day 2025
There is a lot of noise around new computational technologies that claim to simulate human thought processes in new ways. From machine learning to neural networks to Large Action Models (LAMs) and more, it is easy to get lost in the smoke and mirrors of the minutiae...
by Emilie Didier | Jan 31, 2024 | Foresight Thoughts, Tech Foresight 2043
The challenging legacy for new generations As automation and autonomy of technology increases, so we are becoming more aware of the diversity of society. Not just diversity by scientific classification but by soft, cultural and temporal patterns. Generations of people...
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,...
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...
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...
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...
