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#58 redux–Future-Fluent with Dmitriy Zakharov

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“To have another language is to possess a second soul.”–Charlemagne

This podcast originally aired in March of 2022

“To have another language is to possess a second soul.”–Charlemagne

I wouldn’t call future fluency a a new jargon. I would call it a unique and practical way of looking at foresight–of integrating it into the culture of an organization.

Dmitriy Zakharov is a fellow alumnus of the University of Houston’s graduate foresight program. His recent volume Future-Fluent equates foresight with language. He breaks down it’s component parts into syntax and semantics and discusses how to implement this point of view of the future into your life and your organization.

In episode #58 of Seeking Delphi™ Dmitriy tells us of his journey to write the book, and explains what it’s all about.

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          Dmitriy Zakharov

#58: Future-Fluent

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#63, Two Futurists Talking: The Global IT Outage, Bird Flu, and Weaponized AI–with Mike Courtney

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“The internet gave us access to everything; but it also gave everything access to us.””–James Veitch

Our daily lives are overloaded with information from more sources than anyone can can count. Your smart phone is substantially more connected to the world of information than the network TV newsroom of just a couple of decades ago. How does one make sense of it?

In this first of a new series, Two Futurists Talking, I’m joined by fellow futurist Mike Courtney, of Aperio Insights, to sort out our views on some recent news stories that have intrigued us. What are the possibilities that can emerge from our futurist points of view?

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Mike Courtney

Episode #63, Two Futurists Talking: Global IT Outage, Bird Flu, and Weaponized AI–with Mike Courtney

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#59–Transitioning to AGI, implications and regulations, with Jerome Glenn

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“The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination.”-Albert Einstein

Note: this is a repost of a previously (inadvertently) deleted post.

Regulating artificial intelligence is a bit like the weather. Everybody talks about it but nobody is doing anything about it. Well–there are efforts, there is trying. But as Yoda said, “there is no try, only do or do not.” The big problem, according to Jerome Glenn of the Millennium Project, is that those that are trying are metaphorically trying to keep up with a speeding racecar. He insists that they should be looking ahead to where it is going to be in three to five years, not trying to run alongside it right now. And where it is likely to be in three to five years is AGI–artificial general intelligence. AGI will be far more powerful than today’s narrow large language models. It will be able to research and learn new skills on its own, and even rewrite its code. In this episode, he explains The Millennium Project’s efforts to create urgency to regulate this coming, more powerful AGI.

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Episode #59: Transitioning to AGI, Implications and Regulations, with Jerome Glenn

Millennium Project page: Transition form Artificial Narrow Intelligence to Artificial General Intelligence Governance

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#61–AI in Design: Keeping it Human, with Dennis Draeger

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“I’d rather see artificial intelligence than no intelligence.”–Michael Crichton

If you’re asking if artificial intelligence will work for us or against us, you may be asking the wrong question. The key, according to Dennis Draeger of Shaping Tomorrow, is to design AI to collaborate with us. In this episode, we discuss this and other related issues involving working with A.I.

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Dennis Draeger

Episode #61–AI: Keeping it Human, with Dennis Draeger

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#60–Investing in AI and AI in Investing, with Jim Lee

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“Anyone who thinks there is safety in numbers hasn’t looked at the stock market.”–Irene Peter

Nowhere do we hear more about artificial intelligence than in the world of investing. Nvidia and other major AI-related stocks are in the news every day.  Is AI over-bought and due for a correction?  Perhaps at the peak of Gartner Hype Cycle?  Beyond that, how much is AI being used to make investments, particularly by institutions?

One person I know who is well qualified to answer those questions is financial futurist Jim Lee.  He is a fellow member of The Association of Professional Futurists and alum of the University of Houston graduate foresight program.  He also happens to manage $100 million in assets for Stratfi (Strategic Foresight Investments, LLC)

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Jim Lee

#60: Investing in AI and AI in Investing with Jim Lee

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#58–Future-Fluent with Dmitriy Zakharov

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“To have another language is to possess a second soul.”–Charlemagne

“To have another language is to possess a second soul.”–Charlemagne

I wouldn’t call future fluency a a new jargon. I would call it a unique and practical way of looking at foresight–of integrating it into the culture of an organization.

Dmitriy Zakharov is a fellow alumnus of the University of Houston’s graduate foresight program. His recent volume Future-Fluent equates foresight with language. He breaks down it’s component parts into syntax and semantics and discusses how to implement this point of view of the future into your life and your organization.

In episode #58 of Seeking Delphi™ Dmitriy tells us of his journey to write the book, and explains what it’s all about.

You can subscribe to Seeking Delphi™ on Apple podcasts , PlayerFM, MyTuner,  Listen Notes, and YouTube.    You can also follow us on twitter @Seeking_Delphi and Facebook. Now also on I Heart Radio, Podchaser and Blubrry Podcasts

 

    Dmitry                                                                      future-fluent             

          Dmitriy Zakharov

#58: Future-Fluent

You can subscribe to Seeking Delphi™ on Apple podcasts , PlayerFM, MyTuner,  Listen Notes, and YouTube.    You can also follow us on twitter @Seeking_Delphi and Facebook. Now also on I Heart Radio, Podchaser and Blubrry Podcasts