Emerging Trends Games and Tech: Recent Episodes
Bernie Goldbach
What is happening to the world around us? Take a deep dive into what the world will look like in 2050 by hearing the perspectives of animators, game art designers, and multimedia developers in Ireland. They're reading, hearing, and viewing trends as they evolve around us so you can better understand the forces affecting all of our lives. This podcast extends online from #clonmeldigital.
Cover artwork by Claire Davis (@claiireart/@claiiredavis).
Katie Soden discusses how over-sharing can be problematic. Find Katie on LinkedIn at https://linkedin.com/in/ktsoden
France's CNIL has fined Google a record €150m for making it difficult to refuse cookies. Info from Reuters. Photo of Sundar Pichai, Google CEO.
This episode features Joseph Salicram and Bernie Goldbach discussing the concept of 'remixing' in digital trends. We'll cover topics such as Kevin Kelly's book 'The Inevitable', Ubisoft's 'Discovery Tour' and the future of technology.
Iain Wool explains filtering, an inevitable facet of being online.
Find Iain's imagery at https://www.artstation.com/woolington and his creative work on https://www.linkedin.com/in/iain-wool-087409205/
Accessing means having something but not actually owning it. This principle of ownership is an inevitable trend.
Connor Howell talks about the emerging trend of Tracking from Keven Kelly's book "The Inevitable" and how tracking is used in our daily lives through our smartphones. You can see links to Connor's 2D art work at https://www.linkedin.com/in/chgamedeveloper/
As society changes, our environments adapt and become more entwined with technology. The #CognifyingTrend as outlined by Kevin Kelly in his book #TheInevitable defines this outcome as the act of making something smarter. One way we have seen this is through the integration of AI into our daily lives.
See Geraldine's profile on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/gerryanrody/
This is Corey O'Dwyer's discussion on the technologically relevant topic of "Accessing" which is one of the 12 inevitable trends Kevin Kelly covers in his New York Times Best Seller "The Inevitable". See what Corey, a 4th year Limerick Institute of Technology student, predicts will happen to the way we use and access our technology in our lives by the year 2050. Will Google and other companies access more of our information in return? Find out in this episode of the Emerging Trends Games and Tech podcast!
See Corey's work at https://www.instagram.com/coreyscanvas/
Aaron Phelan talks about the emerging trend of 'Questioning' based on 'The Inevitable' by Kevin Kelly.
There are compelling reasons big brands and social networks have for tracking you. Chloe Harte explains the business ideas and offers her take on the future of tracking after reading "The Inevitable" by Kevin Kelly. You can see Chloe's visual art work at https://instagram.com/h_art_e
The games industry benefits massively through the inevitable trend of sharing as Dawid Nowacki explains after he explains the concept that Kevin Kelly described six years ago. Find Dawid's 3D art at https://dynusmix.wixsite.com/website
Paul Anderson discusses what Instagram, algorithms and delicious cakes tell us about the inevitable trend of Filtering, and how it affects social media users.
Paul's Instagram account can be found at https://www.instagram.com/paulspinkpatisserie/
Listen to Adam McNeil discuss "Accessing" according to Kevin Kelly, known for writing "The Inevitable", how digital media is changing the way we live, and how accessing digital media will look in the year 2050!
10:16 Adam's work is https://adammcneil121.wixsite.com/mysite and on https://linkedin.com/in/adam-mcneil1
Five years ago, many people just had Wikipedia or Google for questions. By 2050, revised algorithms might change everything about what we regard as truthful. Wiktor Prajs dives into important developments after reading The Inevitable by Kevin Kelly.
Find 2D Animtor Wiktor at https://linkedin.com/in/wprajs
Remixing with Sunnie Leslie. Find Sunnie @SunnieTora on Twitter and https://instragram.com/sunnietora
Joshua Russell breaks down the issue of remixes. He visits the idea through Kevin Kelly's "The Inevitable" and through his own work as a mixmaster. See Joshua Russell's thoughts on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshua-c-russell/
You might be concerned after hearing Aleksandra Bieniek explain how AI affects jobs in the future. Kevin Kelly explored this issue too in his book The Inevitable. You can find Aleksandra's ePortfolio at https://aleksandra-bieniek.wixsite.com/aleksandrabieniek
Aoife Nunan talks about one of the inevitable trends - Screening from Kevin Kelly's book "The Inevitable"
Shola O'Riordan discusses how we interact online. It's an inevitable trend that Kevin Kelly highighted in 2015 and one that affects our lives today. Find Shola at https://www.instagram.com/yellosho.arts/
A discussion on the topic of Questioning from Kevin Kelly's Book - 'The Inevitable'. A personal perspective and overview by Jos Gijbels.
00:29 Types of Questioning
03:08 Questioning in 2015
06:52 My Pause Button
07:54 What is Blockchain?
13:37 Pros & Cons of Blockchain
15:53 Impossible
16:31 See Jos Gijbels 3D Work https://www.linkedin.com/in/jos-gijbels/
16:45 Music from https://twitter.com/freakyfwoof
16:54 Listen to #clonmeldigital on Spotify
3D Artist Cassandra Esterson shares how flowing has impacted her life and she speculates how flowing will inevitably continue to affect the way we live and work. Find Cassandra's 3d art at https://www.artstation.com/cassandraesterson3dart
Jordan "Stitch_56" Murphy gives a presentation about one of the Inevitable trends - "Cognifying" from Kevin Kelly's book "The Inevitable".
Follow Jordan on his socials:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stitch_56/?hl=en or @Stitch_56
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stitch56/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/stitch_56 or @Stitch_56
The world has embraced AR and VR as Iris Kiely explains in his review of "screening" from The Inevitable by Kevin Kelly.
Filtering our social media feeds has become an important facet of 21st century life. Catriona Lenihan explains how Kevin Kelly exposed the trend in The Inevitable. She adds personal observations about filtering in 2015 and makes a long bet about filtering in 2050.
Follow Catriona at https://www.instagram.com/catkingna/ and https://twitter.com/Catkingna
Information just flows by us now as Claire Bentley explains. It's a concept Kevin Kelly developed in The Inevitable and it affects us in everyday life.
Ruadhrí G Murphy discusses the topic of "Becoming" from Kevin Kelly's book The Inevitable. Ruadhrí discusses how technology is evolving and what the future may look like in 2050. You can join discussions about this topic at https://linkedin.com/company/clonmeldigital and you can find more about Ruadhrí's background artistry at https://instagram.com/irhdaur_animaiton
The following audio clip will go over The Inevitable: Cognifying. Hope you enjoy it!
Important Links:
Artstaion: https://www.artstation.com/stephen_lynch
Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/steve.lynch.3d.art/?hl=en
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/stephen-lynch-
Mark Hayes explores filtering--from coffee to our connected lives. The inspiration comes from Kevin Kelly's The Inevitable. Mark is https://artstation.com/markhayes3d
A discussion on the topic of the first chapter of Kevin Kelly's Book - 'The Inevitable'. A personal perspective and overview of the first trend and chapter titled 'Becoming' by Sean Doyle.
Shannon Dunne discusses the trend of sharing based on Kevin Kelly's The Inevitable. See more of Shannon at https://www.linkedin.com/in/shannon-dunne-web-developer-and-designer/ and follow @clonmeldigital for more insights about Emerging Trends.
This podcast was recorded inside Microsoft Teams.
Matt @Hueriot Zawadzki examines Kevin Kelly's trend of "screening" during a session recorded in Microsoft Team. Find Matt on https://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-zawadzki-644544171/
Teja Solar also knows as @moonmistix discusses Kevin Kelley's book "The Inevitable" & dives into the chapter of Becoming. She discusses how as technology keep pushing today's standards forward, we are all destined to become an "eternal newbie".
See Teja's work at https://instagram.com/moonmistix
Thanks to Snapchat, people around the world were able to upgrade selfies and share video content with friends and family, from the likes of vomiting rainbows to donning puppy ears and snouts. Today, filters have transformed the flow and streams of communication and human expression. Rugile Šaltytė discusses how this trend fits in with Kevin Kelly's concept of Flowing and the possible future we may see.
Check out Rugile's work using the handle @rugi.art on all good social media. https://www.instagram.com/rugi.art/
https://twitter.com/ArtRugi
https://www.linkedin.com/in/rugi-art/
Jagoda Bocianska dives into the trend of Tracking in the context of Fitbit and its possibilities in the future, based on Kevin Kelly's book The Inevitable. Follow Jagoda at https://twitter.com/Blueberryblooms
Tracking
What it is https://www.guidingtech.com/get-text-messages-fitbit-versa-2-android-iphone/
What it was https://www.techradar.com/reviews/gadgets/fitbit-flex-1124344/review
What will be https://laptrinhx.com/cyberpunk-2077-where-to-get-legendary-ballistic-coprocessor-503370860/
Pros https://www.freepik.com/vectors/macbook
Cons https://businesslink.ca/goodbye-work-life-balance-hello-work-life-wellness/
Nicole Hibbs dives into "sharing" as it affects the mental health of youth. Her research follows The Inevitable by Kevin Kelly and several previous episodes of the Emerging Trends Games and Tech podcast. See Nicole at https://linkedin.com/in/nicole-hibbs-visdev
00:04 backing track from https://twitter.com/FreakyFwoof
00:34 Kevin Kehoe on Sharing
01:46 Nicole Hibbs on Sharing
08:04 Nicole Hibbs on LinkedIn
08:35 More at https://instagram.com/clonmeldigital
Saoirse Stephens takes a creative approach to screening, one of Kevin Kelly's inevitable trends after Reece Maher explains how The Inevitable originally described it.
Regions List: Screening with @saoirsestephens E56.wav
01:05 Reece Maher on Screening
02:08 Saoirse on Screening
15:59 Listen on Spotify
16:06 #clonmeldigital on LinkedIn
16:17 https://twitter.com/saoirsestephens
This is a remix of two creative contributions. Peter Curran discusses the trend of Interacting in the context of V-tubers and Virtual influencers. And Mark Nolan breaks down the concept of interacting too, based on Kevin Kelly's The Inevitable. See Peter Curran's work at https://arcticknave.wixsite.com/portfolio and follow @clonmeldigital for more insights about Emerging Trends. Cover image by @BlueberryBlooms on twitter.
Bernie Goldbach introduces the fourth year of The Inevitable. Expect to hear conversations by students who unpack Kevin Kelly's works while diving into main themes on the Clonmel Digital Campus. Image from Robert Blum.
Getting insights about remixnig from https://instagram.com/Norty_Art. You can see related imagery is you use the https://spreaker.com app on iOS or Android.
01:08 Kevin Kelly wrote The Inevitable and he dove into remixing.
01:41 Use Artstation for concept art.
02:11 Break down art with Photoshop.
02:50 Props to https://artofkencoleman.com and to Richard Gavin.
04:03 Sharing these thoughts on LinkedIn could boost Andrew Norton's profile.
04:40 Brian Arthur on Remixing.
05:35 Remixing in 2015
07:28 Remixing starts in Maya.
08:10 Helpful Intuous Tablet.
08:51 A gaming computer is essential tech because Z Brush demands a strong graphics card.
11:58 Learned while playing the first two Dooms.
13:10 How has Andrew Norton has remixed.
15:18 Remixing ancient Ireland with trad Japanese.
16:00 Low thatched hut
16:21 Conceptual doors
17:26 Remixing in 2050: Referential material will be easier to find.
18:35 Long Bet: References will come to creatives.
19:24 Ikea apps remix environments now
20:03 See https://instagram.com/Norty_Art for inspiration.
20:18 Archaeologists like https://twitter.com/JohnTierney_ are interested in remixing
20:40 More? See #ClonmelDigital
20:48 Listen on Spotify https://bit.ly/gamesandtech
20:53 Produced by http://twitter.com/@topgold
20:55 Music by https://patreon.com/OnjMusic
21:13 From the Clonmel Digital Campus https://clonmeldigital.com
Stephen Bolger discusses the inevitable "becoming". Backing track by Andre Louis.
01:17 What is becoming
02:03 working from home
03:03 On ArtStation and IG
03:19 Using ZBrush
03:31 Z Brush is so versatile
05:31 Built a high end PC
06:01 Specs on computer
09:30 Protopia
12:39 List-based task master?
13:25 Project Mgt visual cues
15:17 The Worlds Away
16:34 What would Tim Burton say
23:33 How John Hannafin approached Game Mechanics
27:09 Fewer screens
34:39 You have to do things quickly
34:59 @digital.doodler1
35:08 #clonmeldigital
35:22 On Spotify
35:31 Music by Andre Louis
Animator Tadhg Briody discusses how interaction online is an inevitable trend. He shares ideas from Raidcall to Altspace VR. Music by http://patreon.com/onjmusic #clonmeldigital
00:19 with https://twitter.com/topgold and https://twitter.com/UnknownFalling
01:03 Reading Kevin Kelly
01:41 What is interaction
01:54 Interaction in 2015 was RaidCall
04:26 Reimaging Street Fighter
04:49 interaction makes you a better animator
06:40 Messenger helps interaction
09:16 NASA Flat Earthers
10:05 Massively Multiplayer Online
10:58 Creative opportunity for MMO
15:33 How to get paid
17:27 Educators and interaction
17:40 MS research project
21:37 Interaction in 2050
22:09 VR games and chat
22:30 Alt Space VR
24:01 3D Camp
25:18 CC Licensing involved
25:49 Trinity Library Long Room https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Library_of_Trinity_College_Dublin
26:40 Nintendo shuts down content
27:09 Unknown Falling will keep interacting
27:33 Music by Andre Louis http://patreon.com/onjmusic
27:57 Find more by following #clonmeldigital
Karla McKnight has developed a creative habit wrapped up in sharing, as she explains by connecting her ideas to Kevin Kelly's The Inevitable. Music by https://patreon.com/onjmusic #clonmeldigital
Claire Davis explains how cognification is affecting animation. See Claire at https://instagram.com/claiireart and reuse this content with the CC-by-SA 4.0 license.
Aaron Conlon has personally evolved from owning physical assets to accessing game art design templates in the Unity Assets Store. Kevin Kelly suggested this sort of professional practice is inevitable. Andre Louis created the backing track.
00:43 currently accessing https://2kmfromhome.com h/t OpenStreet Map with Dave Bolger
01:33 We’re talking about accessing with Aaron Conlon https://twitter.com/Aaronsquid
02:38 What is accessing
03:39 Aaron’s memorable Sony Walkman Flip Phone
04:55 Using Spotify to access popular music
https://open.spotify.com/show/62fxmUNIJ7mfR6gLsD6dG0
05:38 Spotify and Netflix
07:40 Critical Role
07:51 Insights about Ninetendo from Inside Gaming
08:31 Kindle has changed access for books
08:31 Dematerialization https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dematerialization_(economics)
10:47 Accessing by game play level
11:15 Refunds for paid access
12:46 Access to ePortfolio assets on Google Drive
13:51 Collages, pins, and shared assets
16:05 Watermarking the Shadowborne sword, then allowing easy access
17:48 Unity Asset Store and your extended soul https://assetstore.unity.com/
18:35 Accessing Aaron's current work on https://aaronconlon.artstation.com
19:30 Music by https://patreon.com/onjmusic
19:54 Comment on Limor
Suzi Krupa joined Bernie Goldbach in a Zoom conversation about "interacting" in this era of social isolation.
00:31 Hypnodraws https://instagram.com/hypnodraws
00:37 Rundown
01:40 Zooming into the back garden with Suzi.
01:49 Suzi is Hypnodraws https://instagram.com/Hypnosucky
02:20 Origins of Suzi's handle
03:00 VR is limitless.
03:39 Perhaps the virtual is real today.
04:37 Used anything new?
05:18 Hypnosucky Hulu Hoop? https://instagram.com/hoopnosucky
06:51 Motion sensors and colour
08:29 The Corona Virus effect on interacting
09:11 The Virtual Portfolio Interview
09:36 Physical interviews are inherently limited, innit?
10:28 Lightfield https://arinsider.co/2018/03/23/xr-talks-whats-a-lightfield/
11:32 Why Presence Sells https://www.youtern.com/thesavvyintern/index.php/2018/06/21/improved-personal-brand-infographic/
13:22 It depends on where you're putting your presence.
15:23 Interacting in 2015 https://www.facebook.com/suzi.turtlek
16:02 https://IMVU.com
16:14 Interacting in 2050
17:50 Ask Spotify https://bit.ly/gamestrends
18:10 Music by Andre Louis https://patreon.com/onjmusic
18:17 Respond on Limor https:/limor.app.link/b05Uy7GKv5
18:38 Copyright CC-by-SA 4.0
Taking a deep dive into The Inevitable with Amy Harrington and Kevin Kehoe.
Feedback by audio by using the https://www.limor.ie Limor App or via clonmeldigital@lit.ie
00:02 Amy is IG https://instagram.com/Irish.Artist
00:53 Emerging Trends Games and Tech on Spotify shortened https://bit.ly/gamestrends
01:34 Previously: Kevin Kehoe on Sharing https://www.spreaker.com/user/topgoldie/chapter-6-emerging-tech-sharing-kevin-ke
02:41 Music shared from 1980 in Athens GA by R.E.M.
03:46 Amy Harrington on Sharing
04:00 Connected by technological socialism
04:22 Free content from Facebook, Tumblr, Pinterest
04:41 Sharing is online social currency
05:12 We compete with online algorithms
05:37 Sharing from the perspective of a creative
06:07 Gabriel Picolo shared.
06:19 Team Titan and DC Comics
06:35 From physical to digital
07:18 Memories of DVD collections
07:31 Personal story of sharing
09:12 Music by Andre Louis. Voice comments to #clonmeldigital on https://limor.ie or email clonmeldigital@lit.ie
Doireann Morrissey explains her take on "sharing", an inevitale trend described by Kevin Kelly.
00:16 Sharing is inevitable.
00:39 Kevin Kelly wrote The Inevitable.
01:26 We are sharing 1.8 bn images per day.
01:39 Advantages of sharing
02:23 Sharing to get advice from peers
02:45 Disadvantages of sharing
03:10 Oversharing
03:21 Long bet about sharing.
03:56 We need stricter regulations.
04:25 Listen to more: https://open.spotify.com/show/62fxmUNIJ7mfR6gLsD6dG0 00:04:25.113
04:33 We are #clonmeldigital
04:39 See artwork: https://instagram.com/doirs_drawings
04:52 Music by Andre Louis
Arminas walks through the concept of questioning.
00:26 Recorded at https://GamesFleadh.ie
00:40 Arminas 3D https://www.artstation.com/mythical_satomi
08:14 Music by Andre Louis https://www.patreon.com/OnjMusic
Sharing is the new normal.
00:20 Sharing as defined by Kevin Kelly.
00:41 Alexandra Coyne's perfect job
01:38 What sharing was in 2015
03:38 Sharing in 2050
06:33 https://www.instagram.com/apolkadotgiraffe/
06:44 Follow #clonmeldigital
06:47 On Spotify http://bit.ly/gamesandtech
06:55 Music by Andre Louis https://patreon.com/onjmusic
Mira shares her views about remixing. Alien serving rabbit cover art from Mira_Wolfie on Instagram.
00:23 This is a podcast from http://Clonmeldigital.com and https://lit.ie
00:46 See https://instagram.com/mira_wolfie
00:51 LinkedIn profile at https://www.linkedin.com/in/mira-grude-1816a2171/
01:00 Defining remixing
01:52 Unlimited ways to remix.
03:43 The economy of remixing.
07:12 Media literacy required.
07:41 So many places to share
10:33 Measuring something is transformative.
11:27 How do you know it's not your original.
12:50 Internet access the biggest factor.
13:37 Easy to create new media at home now.
14:01 LONG BET: finding video element by characteristics.
14:21 See artwork by https://instagram.com/mira_wolfie
14:26 Listen to more https://spoti.fi/gamesandtech
14:37 Convo based on The Inevitable by Kevin Kelly
14:46 Music by Andre Louis https://twitter.com/OnjMusic
14:55 Now follow #clonmeldigital
Rachel Dunleavy on "flowing", an inevitable trend.
00:11 Rachel is https://vimeo.com/dunleavymedia
00:27 Information is flowing all around us
00:39 Internet is the world's biggest copy machine
00:54 In 2010, info stored on cards
01:08 In 2015, info flowed on keys
03:54 Inspiring flow throughout Rachel’s day
05:03 From Fixity to Fluidity
05:15 Long bet on flowing
05:50 Flowing in the year 2050
06:40 See Rachel “Dunleavymedia Vimeo”
06:52 Hear on Spotify https://bit.ly/trendsgamesandtech
07:02 Music by Andre Louis
Daniel Collins discusses "screening", an inevitable trend cited by Kevin Kelly. Cover art shows Daniel using a Kindle Paperwhite screen. This clip includes a few minutes from "Agency" by William Gibson with the screens of a smart set of eyeglasses.
Liam O'Riordan breaks down the cognification surrounding the games of 2020 and suggests how things might evolve by 2050. This episode was recorded by a Samsung Note 9 using Spreaker Studio outside a motorway rest stop in Ireland.
Episode 36 with Liam O'Riordan from the side of the motorway in Ireland.
00:21 Meaning of sentinent
01:01 YouTube cognification
01:55 But content creators are losing revenues.
02:10 Cognification of Medical Profession
03:48 Dark Souls
05:02 Procedural generation.
05:45 https://liamoriordan97.wixsite.com/website is Liam's ePortfolio.
06:00 Music by Andre Louis https://patreon.com/onjmusic
Alex Szaloki explains that tracking is just part of normal game play now. It's inevitable, says Kevin Kelly.
Cian Thornhill dives into remixing, a major theme that Kevin Kelly views as inevitable.
Stephen Howell from Microsoft Ireland discusses emerging trends in gaming with 14 game art designers on the Clonmel Digital Campus. Music by Andre Louis.
00:58 Wondering who invests in Hololens
03:07 Who is Stephen Howell?
03:55 Who uses Hololens?
04:29 Microsoft does not see Hololens as a gaming device
06:29 Microsoft visual development tools
07:31 Visual Studio in Second Level
07:53 Visual Studio Code as a toolset
08:21 On Howell's bookshelf
10:36 Nadella's Hit Refresh
10:51 Read Show Stopper
11:20 Read about visual design series in games
12:08 Crytonomicon
12:37 Dishonored and Prey
13:48 Learn what went wrong
14:24 No skirts, only trousers
14:41 Over-sized hands
14:59 Aesthetic choices
17:11 Shadow of Mordor
18:10 Procedural asset creation
18:18 Outcast used unusual terrain generation
19:11 Another World
21:03 Procedurally generated buildings
22:49 Earn more by making assets
25:13 Public perception of the games industry
28:36 Stephen Howell's Games at home
29:24 Grand Theft Auto made tons of money
30:57 Managing the negative aspects of technology in life
32:14 Bad image of industry?
33:38 Third party suitability and self-certification of games
36:04 Carmageddon
38:34 Consoles don't know how old kids are
41:06 Censorship of developers?
45:23 LinkedIn as a community for designers
48:34 Contact us @educast
48:48 Listen on Spotify
49:03 Music by Andre Louis
49:22 Read more on www.educasting.ie
Hear three game art designers discuss screening, cognifying, and sharing--three inevitable trends. Then see the work of Neil Nolan on Wix.com, and the work of Rafal Radziwill and Adam Mullen on Artstation.com. Backing track by Andre Louis. More at https://www.educasting.ie/2019/04/screening-cognifying-and-sharing.html
Fabien White talks about fitness apps and tracking in general. Book by Kevin Kelly. Music by Andre Louis. See Fabien on IG at https://www.instagram.com/Fabiens_game_Art/
Ga-Ho Chu discusses the 6th chapter of Kevin Kelly's book The Inevitable and his personal view on the topic of sharing.
Emer Hyde explains the concept of tracking, an inevitable trend exposed by Kevin Kelly. Notes at http://www.educasting.ie and tweets @clonmeldigital. See Emer's insta at https://www.instagram.com/emerhyde/
Kelly O'Flaherty explains how cognification affects us today. She draws her conclusions from Kevin Kelly's "The Inevitable" with deep dives into Artificial Intelligence and Big Data. Music by Andre Louis. Tweetchat @educast.
Mark Nolan talks about how we interact with technology today, focusing on Virtual Reality.
Declan Sheehan dives into The Inevitable by giving his perspective on the games industry. Book by Kevin Kelly. Music by Andre Louis. Shownotes at http://www.educasting.ie
Jess McNamara and Bernie Goldbach discuss what life is like in a cognified world. The Inevitable is by Kevin Kelly. The music is by Andre Louis. The tweet is @educast.
Blaise Walsh jumps into Kevin Kelly's analysis of emerging trends and concludes cognifying is inevitable. The Book is The Inevvitable. The music is from Andre Louis. The recording was made on the Clonmel Digital Campus. #clonmeldigit
00:24 Blaise Walsh explains cognifying.
00:42 Emerging AI
01:04 Alexa and Siri
01:36 Examples of AI in daily life
02:52 Investment in AI
03:12 Iterative Learning Method
04:31 Deep Neural Network
08:27 Cognifying is Inevitable
08:37 Spatial Computing
09:27 ThisCatDoesNotExist.com
10:26 Machine Learning and Big Data
11:06 Animation subsumed by AI
11:36 Hear Emerging Trends Kun Keen on Spotify and iTunes U.
Amie O'Mahony explains how screening appears in her life. Music by Andre Louis. Blog at http://www.educasting.ie
00:48 Tech evolved and screening arrived.
03:01 The Universal Library
03:44 The Stats of Screening
04:42 A possible trend
05:14 Screen Shunners
06:06 Books in Amie's life
06:58 Books as friends
07:38 Packrats and Collection Gene
10:22 Otter.ai and Screening
Jack Allen explains what happens when we live inside filter bubbles. It's an inevitable by-product of living aside technology. Cover art from The Guardian.
Libby O'Connor offers personal examples of filters in her life after reading what Kevin Kelly believes will emerge as an inevitable trend in the near future. Backing track by Andre Louis.
Calvin Cooke unpacks the concept of remixing, a major trend cited by Kevin Kelly in his book The Inevitable. Calvin shares snippets from his personal sampling to illustrate his point. Backing track from Freaky Fwoof.
Rachel Ray interprets what Kevin Kelly thinks of how we will interact with the world around us. It's part of The Inevitable, a book discussed during the emerging trends module on the Clonmel Digital Campus. Music by Freaky Fwoof.
Virtual Reality will be the next revolutionary technology that will take over how we deliver training and education to students and employees. Colette Nash explains.
Bernie Goldbach introduces "Emerging Trends in Technology" as part of the creative media programme on the Clonmel Digital Campus. You can contact the show directly using @educast on Twitter.
Robert Irvine and Gosia Rosenfeld share camera experiences. To some eyes, our evolving use of cameras points to a new beginning with technology. We snapped images with several of the old cameras and recorded the entire audio segment on a Ricoh Theta S camera. We save our 360 images into the album at https://www.flickr.com/photos/irisheyes/albums/72157671504238553
The Inevitable was written by Kevin Kelly. Music by Andre Louis.
Simon Standbridge skims through Chapter 12 of The Inevitable, an important work by Kevin Kelly. Music by Andre Louis. Tweeting @clonmeldigital