News - Dr Mark van Rijmenam, CSP | Strategic Futurist Speaker (Page 6)

AI Is Coming for Your Job—But It Doesn’t Have To

White-collar workers: AI won’t steal your jobs, unless you’re too lazy to upgrade your skills.

AI Just Beat Hackers at Their Own Game (And Humans Should Worry)

Hackers just got hacked, by an AI named Xbow, now leading HackerOne’s US leaderboard by finding more vulnerabilities than any human.

Love at First Byte? Why Your Next Romance Could Be AI

Forget dating apps, soon you might marry your chatbot.Some argue it could be the healthiest relationship you’ve ever had, but is a 'perfect' relationship with AI really perfect?

News Flash or Trash? How Journalism Lost Its Click

Journalism isn’t dying, it’s committing slow suicide. Traditional newsrooms whine about losing influence, yet continue chasing clicks over credibility.

Can You Discipline the Internet Without Losing It? Roblox Thinks So

Big Tech has spent years warning that banning users hurts engagement. Turns out, that might be nonsense, and Roblox has the data to prove it.

Silicon Sands: Can Trillions Turn Oil States Into AI Empires?

If building AI supremacy were just about money, the Middle East would already be running OpenAI, and maybe Google too. But trillion-dollar ambition still needs something cash can’t buy.

AI Empires Are Rising—and Most of the World Is Locked Out

The next Cold War won’t be fought with missiles, it’ll be fought with GPUs, and over 150 countries have already lost without even knowing they were at war.

When Bots Buy From Bots: The Ad Game Just Flipped

Advertising once ran on human instinct, bold creativity, and pitch-perfect storytelling. Now, it’s being eaten alive by code.

Outsourcing Thought: Gen Z’s Real AI Problem

Forget robots taking jobs, the real crisis is a generation offloading its thinking to AI and calling it learning. We’re not automating tasks; we’re atrophying minds.

The Barbie Reboot No One Asked For

First we gave Barbie a Dreamhouse. Now we’re giving her neural nets. What could possibly go wrong when Silicon Valley meets the toy aisle?