Superstars, science fiction authors, scientists and every day people discuss their visions for the world that's coming and the world they'd like to build.
What kind of future do you want to live in? What are you excited about and what concerns you? What is your request of the future? Brian David Johnson, Intel’s Futurist, asks these questions and more with The Tomorrow Project, a fascinating initiative to investigate not only the future of computing but the broader implications on our lives and planet.
In this unique time in history, Science and technology has progressed to point where what we build is only constrained by the limits of our own imaginations. The future is not a fixed point in front of us that we are all hurtling helplessly towards. The future is built everyday by the actions of people. It’s up to all of us to be active participants in the future and these conversations can do just that.
A major focus of the Tomorrow Project is to sponsor competitions that generate science-based fiction that explores possible futures. These stories can be used as inspiration to scientists, or as data for cultural anthropologists.
Stories, Essays, Comics & Videos Submissions due:
Essays and Short Stories
Essays, Videos & Illustrations Submissions due:
RT @DIGMobileDev: Agree? it really isn’t one device that will rule them all; it’s whatever device people have handy @IntelFuturist http://t.co/KtcGO76ltg
RT @melgregg: Fear vs. anxiety: @IntelFuturist is opening the morning with affect theory 101. Applause!
