The enemy knows the system
TECHNOLOGY: Manipulation of ideas, people, and influences after the attention economy.
technology
Massive change
BRUCE MAU: How about a look back over 30 years, to be able to see and act into the future?
5 eyelet documentaries you can watch anywhere
As we move into the dog days of summer with heat waves virtually enveloping the entire world, there are few
An economy of abandonment
HEALTHCARE: Is reinstalling empathy the only fix to society’s current crisis of caring.
The future place for human beings: a zoological garden
CONTROL: The Léa Rogliano and Pierre Hujoel Documentary What the Eye Doesn’t See is an inspiring work for extensive reflections.
The limits of control
TECHNOLOGY: The 10-year quest to emulate the human brain, and the characters, ambitions, and egos leading the way.
Alternative thinking for a better world
Democracy:The world has been and will always be changing, now probably faster than ever, and we must be all-inclusive, also to remain optimistic.
A liberal left?
ACCELERATIONISM: Several thinkers believe it is possible for a rather complacent left to carve out a better and freer future through capitalism and technology.
The limits of artificial intelligence
AI: The fallout from MIT Media Lab researcher Joy Buolamwini’s discovery that facial recognition does not see dark-skinned faces accurately.
Caught in the Net should really be on the net if it’s going to change anything
DOK.REVUE: Discussion about the new film by Vít Klusák and Barbora Chalupová Caught in the Net.
The progress and those who might be left behind
POST MODERNITY: In the shadow of the world’s first commercial Spaceport, Truth or Consequences weaves the past into the present and our possible future.
Who will survive, and how?
TECHNOLOGY: The interference between robots, artificial intelligence, and human beings.