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We're living through a moment of unprecedented technological possibility, yet most people only hear about one version of the future—usually the most dramatic or profitable one. AI will replace all jobs. Biotech will solve everything. Space is our escape plan. But these singular narratives obscure the reality: we have choices, and those choices will determine which future we actually get. Each episode of Possible Futures explores the lesser-known possibilities and alternative pathways that exist beyond the usual.Hosted by Singularity Fellow: Gary Bolles
Singularity University hosts Possible Futures Podcast, a technology show with 13 episodes published.
Carlo van de Weijer is a mechanical engineer, longtime automotive innovator (incl. TomTom/Siemens), and Managing Director at the Eindhoven AI Institute. We explore what AI really is (goal-oriented adaptive systems), why
What can nature teach us about building better futures? In this episode of Possible Futures, Gary sits down with Robert Suarez, Fellow for Innovation at Singularity University, longtime IDEO design leader, and expert in
Emeline Pat Dahlstrom, co-founder of Space Limited and coordinator of the Global Space Enablers Network, breaks down how access to space is shifting from government-only to truly global. We trace the inflection point fro
Join us for an inspiring conversation with Darlene Damm, a fellow for impact at Singularity University, whose career spans decades of solving “wicked problems” in some of the world’s most challenging environments. From c
In this thought-provoking episode, Gary A. Bolles sits down with Nell Watson—Singularity University faculty member, AI ethicist, and president of the European Responsible AI Office—for a wide-ranging conversation on the
In this episode, we delve into the transformative impact of exponential technologies on governance with Nicholas Haan, a Fellow for Governance at Singularity University. Explore how digital identities, blockchain, and AI
In this episode, we delve into the pivotal role of frontline workers in shaping the future economy. Join us as we explore insights from Muriel Clauson Closs, CEO and co-founder of Ant Hill, who shares her expertise on th
Join us for an insightful conversation with Misha Byrne, a fellow for leadership with Singularity University, known for his diverse background applying neuroscience to the world of work. Misha's extensive experience incl
In this conversation, Gary A. Bolles and Andra Keay explore the evolution of robotics, its impact on society, and the future of work. They discuss the early influences that shaped Andra's career, the growth of robotics i
In this insightful episode, host Gary A. Bolles welcomes Kyle Hermans, Singularity University's Fellow for Purpose and CEO of Be Courageous. They dive deep into the concept of purpose in a world of exponential change, ma
My guest today is Jay Baloo, who is Singularity University's fellow for computing and cybersecurity. In this conversation, we pull back the curtain on what “lawful surveillance” really means… how quantum computing could
Biotech isn’t a vertical. It’s a foundation. And according to Dr. Tiffany Vora, it will be as revolutionary in the next decade as artificial intelligence is today. In this episode of Possible Futures, Tiffany joins host
In this episode of Possible Futures, host Gary Bolles sits down with writer, researcher, and Singularity University expert Aaron Frank to explore a provocative question: What happens when our digital and physical realiti
Nell Watson
Singularity University faculty, AI ethicist, president of the European Responsible AI Office
1 appearance on this show
Jaya Baloo
fellow for computing and cybersecurity · Singularity University
1 appearance on this show
Tiffany Vora
molecular biologist, educator, global thought leader · ExploreMars
1 appearance on this show
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