During the live-talk on 3rd November, Innovation futurist and keynote speaker Shivvy Jervis introduced us her “Humanity 5.0” concept. Through active dialogue and moving multimedia, in less than one hour, she presented us some digital and technological breakthroughs. She focused on the most human centred advances as she believes “it is crucial to take humanity and people to the same pace as technological development”.
In this talk, you will discover which innovations will enhance our capability, how to use technology for social good and create lasting impact on organisations, society and citizens.
The video is available in English with English, French and German subtitles.
The “Best of” Shivvy Jervis:
In this talk you’ll also find answers to four questions asked by the participants:
The other questions will be answered in a coming article…keep an eye out!
What the participants said:
To go further:
Stay tuned, unanswered Q&As and interview from Etienne Dock will follow soon!
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[Replay] The future of architecture by Van Bo Le-Mentzel "Having 9 billion people on earth could be a huge disaster" How can we make something positive out of it through architecture? On November 29th, Van Bo Le-Mentzel, an architect and innovative urban planner from Berlin, proposed seven ideas about cities, homes and life in the future during Trend Session #9 at Hager Forum. Will the city of tomorrow be built using collective intelligence? Circular cities, multifunctional buildings, DIY housing kits, so many ideas to explore, and even more. |
Artificial intelligence today and tomorrow I Daniel Hulme. Daniel Hulme held a conference about artificial intelligence (AI) on November 15th at Hager Forum. In this interview he explains what AI is and how to differentiate it from optimisation processes. |
[Replay] The energy transition, the future is now by Gabrielle Walker During Trend Session 8 on September 30th, strategy expert, speaker and moderator Gabrielle Walker – both inspiring and experienced – approached the subject of the energy transition. Using specific examples, she pointed to the urgency of the climate crisis and the need for specific and immediate actions by everyone concerned (public, governments, politicians, etc.) worldwide. She also spoke about a great many solutions that are already out there and of the enormous potential offered by solutions still to be developed. A round table took place after the conference to understand what role Hager can play and what projects are already under way in this area. |
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"Having 9 billion people on earth could be a huge disaster" How can we make something positive out of it through architecture? On November 29th, Van Bo Le-Mentzel, an architect and innovative urban planner from Berlin, proposed seven ideas about cities, homes and life in the future during Trend Session #9 at Hager Forum.
Will the city of tomorrow be built using collective intelligence? Circular cities, multifunctional buildings, DIY housing kits, so many ideas to explore, and even more.
18.02.19
Daniel Hulme held a conference about artificial intelligence (AI) on November 15th at Hager Forum. In this interview he explains what AI is and how to differentiate it from optimisation processes.
29.10.19
During Trend Session 8 on September 30th, strategy expert, speaker and moderator Gabrielle Walker – both inspiring and experienced – approached the subject of the energy transition. Using specific examples, she pointed to the urgency of the climate crisis and the need for specific and immediate actions by everyone concerned (public, governments, politicians, etc.) worldwide. She also spoke about a great many solutions that are already out there and of the enormous potential offered by solutions still to be developed.
A round table took place after the conference to understand what role Hager can play and what projects are already under way in this area.