Design: Now To Next
summary
Argues that technology moves into fabrics, bodies and cities with wearables, ingestible sensors and digital tattoo implants that can unlock doors or pay bills; predicts over a trillion connected sensors by 2022 and warns data plus human bias will shape AI outcomes. Describes a working facial-recognition iPad prototype and criticizes gimmicks like smart cups and bulbs. Calls for designers to become facilitators, practice systems thinking, use blockchain-style trust for privacy, design for emotional value, and make strategy a two‑way, technology‑aware process.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:53Wearable tech invisible
- 7:36Cities hybrid environments
- 9:47Brands AI interactions
- 12:44AI meaningful prediction
- 16:20Designers facilitators
- 20:41Tech for human needs
- 27:27Emotional over rational
- 31:53Turning down jobs
- 34:06Tech creative material
- 37:46Privacy ingestible sensors
- 41:00Meaningful engagement
- 43:37Design beyond boundaries
- 46:13Emotional design psychology
- 48:21Q&A
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