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Augmented Reality (AR) has already exceeded over 2,000 AR apps on over 1.4 billion active iOS devices. Even if on a rudimentary level, the AR...
This blog is an excerpt from my next book The Future is Faster Than You Think, co-authored with Steven Kotler, to be released January 28th, 2020.
How each of us sees the world is about to change dramatically…
Today, adults in the U.S. spend over nine hours a day looking at screens. That counts for more than a third of our livelihoods.
Augmented Reality is about to add a digital intelligence layer to our every surrounding, transforming retail, manufacturing, education, tourism, real...
Imagine making fuel, plastics, and concrete out of “thin air." That’s the promise of Direct Air Capture (DAC), a technology that fundamentally...
Every five days, the Sun provides the Earth with as much energy as all proven supplies of oil, coal and natural gas.
In the coming decade, we may soon begin connecting our brains to an Artificial Intelligence.
Yes, I want nuclear energy *in my backyard*!
By 2030, more than 50 percent of the U.S. economy will run on electricity derived from renewables. What are the implications as we shift the U.S. and...
The era of the internal combustion engine (ICE) car is ending. We may have reached “peak ICE” production this past year.
Between 2005 and 2014, natural disasters have claimed the lives of over 700,000 people and resulted in total damage of more than US$1.4 trillion.
I asked the smartest people I know for their tech predictions for the next 20 years (2018 – 2038). What are the breakthroughs we can expect on our...
If you could build a city from the ground up using first principles, how would you do it? What would it look like?
Recently I interviewed my friend Ray Kurzweil at the Googleplex for a 90-minute (live) webinar on disruptive and dangerous ideas, a prelude to my...
Ray Kurzweil has a documented 86% accuracy rate in his technological predictions.
My recent trip to Beijing and Shanghai has me convinced me China is the next technological superpower.
The earliest Internet was built by the military, designed to help scientists around the nation gain access to those rare room-sized computers located...
