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Will AI win the Nobel for the U.S. from now on?

Will AI win the Nobel for the U.S. from now on?

Back in September 2022, I was reporting on digital and AI: (...) this Friday, I'd suggest we get some fresh air and a dose of solid optimism about what digital can achieve. How? Remembering that artificial intelligence cracked one of the most complex problems of modern biology this year:

Tampa, a canary in the coal mine for innovating urbanism

Tampa, a canary in the coal mine for innovating urbanism

Tampa Bay is becoming a canary in the coal mine for the escalating climate crisis. For over a century, it has largely avoided Florida's most destructive hurricanes, but that might end with Hurricane Milton, which threatens a storm surge of up to 4.5 meters. The region’s

My BIG Technology Framework - Free template

My BIG Technology Framework - Free template

As I'm working with a few teams and MBA students with My Big Technology Framework (a thorough technical assessment of what level of maturity and business impact any given technology has), I decided to share the Mural template I use to collaborate with them. It's a

What is a future-driven corporate culture?

What is a future-driven corporate culture?

Understanding what is a corporate culture in a way that is both clear and practical is not an easy task. When describing what is a future-driven culture, there's probably not much that can top Steve Jobs in 1983: Apple strategy is really simple. What we want to do

Meta’s Orion is another nail in the coffin for mass-market AR/VR (for now)

Meta’s Orion is another nail in the coffin for mass-market AR/VR (for now)

A year ago, pretty much date to date, I was asking "the only question about virtual reality," which at the time was how long it would take to get AR/VR/XR glasses that don't look like a space helmet. Yesterday, Meta started to disclose an