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The second season of My Wildest Prediction has come to an finish.
During the last eight months, we’ve got delved into the enterprise world by the phrases of entrepreneurs, researchers, futurists and consultants from across the globe.
Our objective has been to know the challenges going through our economic system and society, exploring how they have an effect on our lives now and within the years to return.
My Wildest Prediction is a podcast collection from Euronews Enterprisethe place we dare to think about the long run with enterprise and tech visionaries.
Amongst different subjects, we mentioned work. Some friends, like bestselling creator Bruce Daisley, painted a pessimistic image, predicting that “work will worsen earlier than it will get higher”. Others, like futurist Dom Value, supplied a extra radical perspective, arguing that we’ll abandon the productiveness delusion — the concept continually working is the important thing to success.
Total, our friends agreed that work will change into more and more cell, with entrepreneur Karoli Hindriks arguing that “passports shall be out of date” and advertising knowledgeable Rory Sutherland saying that individuals will undertake a nomadic life-style.
We additionally explored the way forward for our cities and our relationship with the surroundings. Urbanist Greg Clark predicted that by 2080, there shall be greater than 10 billion folks on Earth, with 90% dwelling in cities. Moreover, explorer Bertrand Piccard forecast that hydrogen planes will fly commercially by 2035.
And naturally, synthetic intelligence (AI) was extensively mentioned in our podcast and remained a polarising matter. Human sources knowledgeable Patty McCord believes “AI is not going to be the massive scary factor we expect”, whereas others like professor Scott Galloway predicted that AI will gasoline US home terrorism.
That is only a glimpse of the predictions shared throughout our season.
Watch the wrap-up and hearken to the episodes on YouTube or your favorite audio platforms.
Extra sources • Johan Breton video and sound editor