In a captivating conversation, futurist Gerd Leonhard, CEO of Futures Agency, teams up with Jacqueline Weigel, a fellow futurist from Brazil. They discuss the importance of optimism in addressing global challenges like climate change and political unrest. Emphasizing our capacity to solve problems, they talk about the need for ethical leadership and collaborative policymaking. Their insights delve into the transformative potential of technology and sustainability initiatives, highlighting the role of a green revolution in shaping a positive future.

Gerd Leonhard, a prominent futurist, offers his keen insights on the future of climate change, AI, and evolving business landscapes. He discusses the urgent challenges posed by climate change and the opportunities in green technology. Leonhard highlights advancements in battery technology, the job creation potential from AI, and the pressing shift from fossil fuels. He emphasizes the need for sustainable capitalism and the ethical considerations of emerging technologies, urging businesses to adapt to the accelerating pace of innovation and change.

Gerd Leonhard, a renowned futurist focusing on the future of technology, joins interviewer Anna Rita Guerra to discuss the imminent arrival of artificial general intelligence (AGI). They explore the potential of AGI to enhance everyday tasks like emissions control and translation, while raising concerns about societal risks like job displacement and misinformation. Gerd advocates for a non-proliferation agreement for AGI, echoing historical nuclear concerns. The conversation balances cautious optimism about technological benefits with the urgent need for regulation and global collaboration.

Gerd Leonhard, a futurist renowned for his insights into technology, delves into the precarious landscape of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). He warns that while narrow AI can benefit humanity, AGI poses existential risks and should not be left to private firms. Gerd emphasizes the need for a global AGI Non-Proliferation Agreement and explores the vital differences between AI and AGI. He argues for safety measures over existential fears, urging ethical governance to navigate the challenges posed by rapidly advancing AI technology.

David Wood, a noted futurist in AI, joins Gerd Leonhard, a prominent voice on tech's societal impact, for a thought-provoking discussion. They argue against the unchecked development of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), promoting a non-proliferation agreement to safeguard humanity. The duo delves into the vital balance between AI's potential benefits and existential risks, the importance of sustainable capitalism, and ethical considerations in AI technologies. They also highlight 'protopia,' advocating for collective action towards positive societal change.

In this talk, Gerd Leonhard, a futurist dedicated to enhancing human capabilities through AI, explores the powerful role of artificial intelligence. He emphasizes that AI should be seen as a tool for improving efficiency and innovation, rather than a competitor to human consciousness. He discusses the importance of ethical AI usage, the potential for job creation rather than displacement, and how AI can aid in tackling climate change through sustainable practices. Gerd's hopeful perspective highlights the need for human oversight and collaboration with AI to unlock its full potential.

In this hard-hitting presentation at IBM's Tech Recognition event in Dubai, March 5 & 6, 2024, I discuss the critical importance of optimism about the future, not because we have fewer problems, but because our enhanced capabilities to solve them through technology AND the right policies and ethical frameworks. I delve into the potential and perils of technological advancements like artificial intelligence, and biotechnology, underscoring the necessity of contemplating their ethical implications and societal impacts. Thanks to IBM for making this video available! You can watch the whole thing on YouTube here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apiZm7NLSJM

The podcast delves into the Three Revolutions - Digital, Green, and Human, discussing the role of Europe in leading towards a positive future. It highlights the dangers of artificial intelligence, the power of trust and collaboration, and the emergence of a better future through technology, regulation, and happiness.

Gerd Leonhard, a renowned futurist focused on artificial intelligence, shares insights on AI's impact on business and society. He discusses the evolution and risks of artificial general intelligence, stressing the importance of humanity in AI decisions. Leonhard envisions a prosperous future where technology complements human skills instead of replacing them. He emphasizes the dual nature of technology, highlighting potential job creation and the need for regulation to address societal risks associated with unbridled advancements.

This is the first in a new series of interviews we shot in November 2023 in Lanzarote, Canary Islands on The Good Future. I cover the geopolitical shifts, technological advancements, and an evolving mindset towards sustainability that we can expect by 2030. You can watch is on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fR0JlP3vm_A. Thanks to @Rask_ai, It's also dubbed in German, Indonesian, Portuguese and Spanish. Subtitles coming soon. 1) A Shifting Geopolitical Landscape 2) The Rise of the Sustainable Economy 3) The Different Mindset of Millennials 4) The Exponential Power of Technology I am aware of the practical challenges we face today, such as water scarcity, food security, and energy production. Solving these issues is crucial for sustainable growth. Fortunately, technological advancements offer solutions that can help tackle these challenges. It will be essential to find a balance between economic progress and environmental preservation. As we approach 2030, a mixture of chaos, confusion, and powerful new opportunities await us. By acknowledging and addressing the practical challenges ahead while striving for sustainable growth, we can navigate this complex future and create a better world for generations to come