Building experiences for the superhuman future
summary
Claims fast, practical leaps: a Barbie with Wi‑Fi, semantics and a parent credit card that can order a hamburger or record faces; a grain-sized ingestible sensor that measures body temperature and transmits data; demos of brain-controlled typing at eight words per minute and a paralyzed driver steering a Formula One car; an asteroid-mining estimate of 8,000 quadrillion worth of rock; a co‑pilot prototype that uses biometrics to optimize meetings, boosts face‑to‑face delivery value by 5% and cuts maintenance costs 2.5% while tying experience data to operations.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Welcome
- 3:31Future and who shapes it
- 7:29Science fiction becoming science fact
- 12:06Incremental vs transformative innovation
- 15:17Three horizons of innovation
- 18:52Building systems for people
- 23:09Automation and autonomy
- 27:09Human ingenuity and AI
- 31:22Human experience in design
- 34:38Empathy drives innovation
- 38:12Data to human experiences
- 40:42Creating the future we want
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