Chanté Thurmond of The Darkest Horse on how to use technology for radical inclusion in an age of individualism fueled by smartphones, social media. Read More
The Human Factor
How will the rapid advances in technology affect our lives at work, in our homes, and in our daily interactions with others? Here, we examine the human side of emerging technologies, considering the endless possibilities they bring and the complex challenges that they may bring.
From industry shows like Mobile World Congress to global events like the Olympics, there will be plenty of opportunities for vendors to show off 5G. Read More
On this day last year, after months of researching, planning, and building, we officially introduced the world to Futurithmic. Read More
Just as the advertising world largely remade itself for millennials, advertisers are now gearing up to serve Generation Z. Read More
The on-demand nature of self-driving cars will remake the transportation industry entirely. Simply put, people are driving less. Read More
With 5G, physical and digital worlds will merge, enhancing the entertainment experience in ways we never thought possible. Read More
Author and futurist Blake Morgan warns that companies that aren’t being thoughtful about that customer experience will fail. Read More
AI-powered platforms can now analyze driver behavior, while smart pavement uses sensors and processors to capture traffic data in real-time. Read More
A poll released in late November by Strategy Analytics revealed nearly 20 percent of Americans think they already have 5G service. Read More
Here are some of this year’s CES tech that you might not have heard about, but that are opening up new markets and possibilities for the world to explore. Read More
In a Collaborative AI model, AI captures and analyzes facts and data, while humans bring context, insight and creativity to that data. Read More
When we look back in ten years, we may realize that 2019 was the beginning of mass-market augmented reality, changing the way we interact with the world. Read More
