News - Dr Mark van Rijmenam, CSP | Strategic Futurist Speaker (Page 38)

AI as Your Teacher: Revolution or Risk?

Would you trust an AI to replace teachers and design your child’s education? Arizona's bold experiment might redefine schools, or undermine them entirely.

The Internet Isn’t Forever: Who Decides What Gets Erased?

What if your most insightful work disappeared overnight? The internet, often hailed as humanity’s eternal archive, is quietly erasing our history, one webpage at a time.

Genesis: a Breakthrough in Digital Physics

Genesis is a game-changer, a physics simulation platform built to run 430,000 times faster than real-time. Created by 20 research labs, this platform doesn't just simulate; it generates lifelike environments, from AI-driven robotic motions to full interactive 3D scenes.

The Algorithms You Should Fear Aren’t on Spotify

We’re busy blaming TikTok and Spotify for boring us while unseen algorithms decide who gets housing, healthcare, or even basic dignity.

Can AI Artists Like Botto Redefine Creativity—or Are They Just Fancy Algorithms?

Is creativity still uniquely human, or has an AI like Botto, selling millions in artwork, already blurred the line between art and algorithms?

Semiconductors in 2025: AI Boom or Geopolitical Bust?

Will AI-powered growth outweigh the risks of geopolitical tensions and talent shortages in the semiconductor industry? The answer might shape the future of tech as we know it.

NVIDIA's $249 AI Game-Changer: Power in Your Palm

NVIDIA’s latest Jetson Nano Super chip challenges the status quo with a price cut that puts generative AI in your hands—literally.

NVIDIA’s $249 Supercomputer: Humanoid AI in the Palm of Your Hand

NVIDIA’s Jetson Orin Nano Super Developer Kit, priced at $249, delivers an impressive 1.7x generative AI performance boost at 70 trillion operations per second.

The Willy Wonka of Flowers: Hacking Petals for Fun and Science

Who needs roses that smell like roses when you can have flowers that smell like old books?

If AI’s Creativity is “Good Enough,” Do We Still Need Ours?

If your audience can’t tell the difference between AI and human-created content, does creativity even matter anymore?