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The f(x) = e^x | phygital events and the splinternet

This week's f(x)=e^x newsletter discusses the rise of phygital events delivering magical experiences, as well as the splinternet, heat waves becoming more common until 2060, chips in brains and the impact of sentient AI.

How Phygital Events Will Change the Event Industry

Phygital events are more than just Zoom meetings. With the metaverse evolving, these hybrid events will define a new era for the events industry.

The f(x) = e^x | the experience era

This week's f(x)=e^x discusses how the metaverse will usher in the experience era, especially when it comes to education and marketing. I also cover AI writing academic papers, quantum computers solving difficult problems and powerful batteries.

Why the Metaverse Will Usher in the Experience Era

The metaverse will change how we experience things, changing how we learn and connect with brands. As such, the immersive internet will usher in the experience era.

The f(x) = e^x | quantum computing and smart contact lenses

This week's f(x)=e^x discusses what quantum computing is, how it will change society and which industries will be most affected. I also cover smart contact lenses, metaverse interoperability standards and an AI taking over memes.

How Quantum Computing Will Change the World

Quantum computing will change the world in ways we can't predict. But we can be sure of one thing: it will change everything about our digital lives. There’s a race between quantum computing vs. classical computing to determine how they will change the future of work for our organizations and us.

The f(x) = e^x | sentient AI and the open metaverse

This week's f(x)=e^x discusses six characteristics of the open metaverse, whether AI is sentient, a future where we all have a digital twin and the decline of the Google search engine.

6 Characteristics of an Open Metaverse

These six characteristics of an open metaverse are a paradigm shift from today's system, empowering users and creators to take their digital lives into their own hands.

The f(x) = e^x | What are the Dangers of the Metaverse?

This week's f(x)=e^x discusses what the dangers of the metaverse are, as well as the 'Benjamin Button' effect, whether Bitcoin is as decentralized as claimed and robots taking over factories in South Korea.

What are the Dangers of the Metaverse?

Technology is neutral. It can bring prosperity to humanity or bring pain and destruction to society. The metaverse will not be any different. We can expect any of the crimes committed in the real world to take place, and potentially explode, on the immersive internet.

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