Innovation can be less about the pure magic of creativity and more a function of timing and carefully "injected" stimuli into what otherwise is a conventional process.
From the days of the punchcard to the keyboard, to touch screen and even voice, we are both detaching and attaching to this technology and the interface is our gestures.
The entire notion of sound—today limited by the vibration of air—may be entirely reinvented by electronic signals transmitted directly into your brain.
More than ever, the role of mass surveillance is being raised as a social good and as a clinical necessity. But sound decisions may be compromised by the emotion of the day.
Quantum entanglement taught us that quantum mechanical communication can happen instantly. Today, technology is driving that same dynamic for innovation.
Vast amounts of data are thrown away because traditional analytics are missing many diamonds in the rough. AI can change that and make data recycling into a powerful tool.
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