Utopian Techniax (UTX) is a futurist podcast, YouTube channel and blog. UTX episodes feature a discussion about a particular emerging technology, its limitations and application use cases, as well as a utopia - an imagined tomorrow enhanced by the technology's potential. Stay Utopian, Your Techniax!
Find our Map of Emerging Technologies (MET) here: bit.ly/utx-met
At UTX, we often times talk about technology being at the center of human progress. Which is true. But there is another factor which we shouldn't forget about, namely how the fruits of technological progress are reaped and distributed, which today is not done in an equal manner.
Richard Olsen's mission is to work against inequality by providing access to financial markets to everyone. With his background as a PhD of law from the University of Zurich and over 25 years of professional experience as an FX dealer, a researcher, a high-frequency trading specialist and a serial entrepreneur of financial marketplaces, he is more than well-served to do so.
The great-grandfather of the crypto sector himself, Richard is founder and CEO of Lykke, a Swiss marketplace and pioneer provider of investment and trading infrastructure for blockchain assets. He previously founded Oanda, a forex and CFD trading platform and data service for traders, acquired by the large private equity firm CVC Capital Partners in 2018. He also co-authored the book "Introduction to High-Frequency Finance".
Lykke is the Danish word for "happiness". Join our talk with Richard to learn more about why finance can be a source of global happiness and how Richard and his companies are contributing for that to happen.
Utopian Techniax (UTX) is a futurist podcast, YouTube channel and blog. UTX episodes feature a discussion about a particular emerging technology, its limitations and application use cases, as well as a utopia - an imagined tomorrow enhanced by the technology's potential. Stay Utopian, Your Techniax!
⏱TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Teaser
00:48 About our Guest
02:36 Beginning
03:00 More about Richard
05:03 The Problems with the Global Financial Market
09:39 Imagining the Future
11:22 Why Crypto is Awesome
15:18 Crypto and Microincentives
17:49 On Being an Entrepreneur (in Finance)
21:01 The meaning behind Lykke
21:45 Values
23:22 Richard's Lessons
26:28 The Lykke Ecosystem
30:03 The Crypto Hype
32:44 Who will push Crypto?
33:56 Challenges to the Crypto Market & Society
38:34 The Future of Crypto & Finance
40:54 Richard on Personal Finance
45:22 Talking about vs. Being a Good Person
45:56 The Crypto-Revolution
48:06 The Future of Nations
53:16 Experiencing the Crypto Hype from the Inside
57:36 A combination of experience and ambition
01:00:19 Conclusion
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If we can extend our life span, potentially to immortality, we can increase the knowledge and capabilities of the human colossus, become mature, wiser, and ultimately better beings.
Danila Medvedev has made it his life's mission to extend human life and to prove to nature that intelligence is not a mistake, but can in fact co-exist with its surroundings.
Danila works on an inconceivable number of different projects to achieve that. He is founder of the Russian Transhumanist Movement and several companies and initiatives in areas such as cryonics, nanotechnology and intelligence augmentation.
Join our talk with Danila to learn more about why nature doesn't have to be our limit, why you might plan for life after death and why you should be excited about getting your body cryopreserved after you die.
Utopian Techniax (UTX) is a futurist podcast, YouTube channel and blog. UTX episodes feature a discussion about a particular emerging technology, its limitations and application use cases, as well as a utopia - an imagined tomorrow enhanced by the technology's potential. Stay Utopian, Your Techniax!
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⏱TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Teaser
00:59 About our Guest
02:16 Beginning
02:39 The Overarching Theme of All Projects
03:34 Humanity's Biggest Obstacles
06:37 Is Excitement or Fear the Motivator?
08:28 Is Immortality right?
12:34 Intelligence Is Not a Mistake
13:28 Is the Goal to Be/Think Less Wrong?
15:29 Nanotechnology has been forgotten
25:11 The Evolution of Societies by Preservation of Intelligence
31:10 Longevity Research (Anti-Aging)
34:10 Approaching Complex Problems
36:54 NeyroKod
41:56 BCIs and Uploading Consciousness
44:55 Social Hierarchies
49:09 Moving Past Biology
54:56 Danila's Vision of Cosmic Development
01:00:14 The Role of Politics and Society in the Sustainance of Intelligence
01:05:03 Conclusion
01:05:59 Round 2...?
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3D printing stands at the dawn of a potential industrial revolution, allowing for rapid prototyping, high customization and removing the barriers between production and consumption.
Our guest today is Keroles Riad, a mechanical engineer and PhD candidate at Concordia University, Canada. He researches various materials for 3D printing and manufacturing, including nanomaterials and carbon composites.
He focuses on stereolithography techniques, which apply light in a 3D printing setup to shape liquid materials. He works on challenges such as making those materials be able to withstand sunlight, or making them more robust.
Join us in our conversation with Kero to learn about the cutting edge research that he is doing, why he is concerned about the social implications of it and why leads an initiative that tackles those concerns.
Utopian Techniax (UTX) is a futurist podcast, YouTube channel and blog. UTX episodes feature a discussion about a particular emerging technology, its limitations and application use cases, as well as a utopia - an imagined tomorrow enhanced by the technology's potential. Stay Utopian, Your Techniax!
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⏱TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Teaser
01:06 Intro
02:22 Beginning
03:20 More About Kero
04:35 The problems with 3D Printing materials
06:50 3D Printing with Graphene
08:21 The problems with 3D Printing today
10:44 Graphene as a solution?
13:11 Other waves for SLG
14:43 The advantage of 3D Printing
17:32 3D Printing in Aerospace
19:06 More advantages of 3D Printing
21:08 The challenges of adopting 3D Printing
25:24 3D Printing and Consumer Culture
28:32 3D Printing and Waste Management
30:03 The Future powered by 3D Printing
32:29 Humanity's Innovation
34:34 3D Printing and the Future
38:19 The uses and challenges of quantum dots
41:18 Concluding Remarks
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The major adoption barrier of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and arguably technology in general is access to data. The conflict between the need for large datasets for learning and increased concerns regarding data privacy can only be solved with better technology and increased awareness about the opportunities and unprecedented problem solving potential that data has for our society. This is where OpenMined hits. The open-source community was founded by Oxford PhD student and Google DeepMind Researcher Andrew Trask during the blockchain boom in 2017. In the meantime, the community has grown to more than 11'000 members worldwide and has worked on advocating the use of privacy to accelerate AI's progress in solving society's biggest problems like cancer prediction and prevention, extending popular machine learning libraries like PyTorch and Tensorflow with privacy-preserving capabilities for the whole machine learning process. Through remote execution, encrypted computation and differential privacy, it allows users to privately run a machine learning model on data of one or many remote devices while preserving the privacy of that data, as well as to share model results without exposing the model or the data that it trained on. The potential for remote computation with differential privacy and homomorphic encryption to train and run machine learning models on the world's data previously hidden by lack of trust and privacy concerns is limitless. Join our talk with OpenMined Founding Member and Engineering Lead Patrick Cason to learn more about OpenMined and how it solves privacy and thus the future of AI.
Utopian Techniax (UTX) is a futurist podcast, YouTube channel and blog. UTX episodes feature a discussion about a particular emerging technology, its limitations and application use cases, as well as a utopia - an imagined tomorrow enhanced by the technology's potential. Stay Utopian, Your Techniax!
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What will the world look like in 30 years from now? A comprehensive answer to this question can be found in our latest episode #22 about the "ultimate utopian day", which is based on our Map of Emerging Technologies (MET).
The map is meant to give a comprehensive overview of emerging technologies with various degrees of maturity, as well as their major use cases per sector. An approach focused on research and interviews by the UTX team, the technologies were selected based on their potential to shape and define "Utopian Earth", a plastic representation of our emergent future in the next 50 years.
Join us in exploring what kind of place "Utopian Earth" will be and what our life in that place will look like.
Map of Emerging Technologies (MET): bit.ly/utx-met
These are the 10 sectors and life areas we worked with:
Mobility, Transportation, Logistics, Tourism, Aerospace and Defense
Medicine, Healthcare, Biotech and Pharma
Finance, Insurance and Capital Goods
Industrial, Manufacturing, Construction and Real Estate
Media, Entertainment and Education
Energy, Utilities and Materials
IT, Communication, Software and Technology
Retail, Consumer Goods and Entertainment
Agriculture and Food
Public Infrastructure and Services
These are the 8 macro-environmental areas we worked with:
Regulatory, Political and Institutional
Public Infrastructure
Legal and Ethical
Ecological
Economical
Financial
Society, Culture and Media
Technological and Scientific
Welcome to the UTX podcast! We bring you a Utopia. Created by Technology. Presented by Techniax.
Utopian Techniax (UTX) is a futurist podcast, YouTube channel and blog. UTX episodes feature a discussion about a particular emerging technology, its limitations and application use cases, as well as a utopia - an imagined tomorrow enhanced by the technology's potential. Stay Utopian, Your Techniax!
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We believe that technology and its adoption is the key to human progress, as well as to make us happier and healthier, creating a sustainable economy and increasing our living standard. This core hypothesis was what led us to create Utopian Techniax (UTX) in the first place. We love technology for what it's able to do for us, if we use it the right way.
So we decided to create a "Map of Emerging Technologies" or MET. The map is meant to give a comprehensive overview of emerging technologies with various degrees of maturity, as well as their major use cases per sector. An approach focused on research and interviews by the UTX team, the technologies were selected based on their potential to shape and define "Utopian Earth", a plastic representation of our emergent future in the next 50 years.
In this episode, we discuss the major emerging technology applications per sector for 10 different sectors and areas of life. We also discuss major challenges and roadblocks for emerging technology adoption along 8 key macro-environmental areas. Join us for the ride to Utopian Earth!
Map of Emerging Technologies (MET): bit.ly/utx-met
These are the 10 sectors and life areas we worked with:
Mobility, Transportation, Logistics, Tourism, Aerospace and Defense
Medicine, Healthcare, Biotech and Pharma
Finance, Insurance and Capital Goods
Industrial, Manufacturing, Construction and Real Estate
Media, Entertainment and Education
Energy, Utilities and Materials
IT, Communication, Software and Technology
Retail, Consumer Goods and Entertainment
Agriculture and Food
Public Infrastructure and Services
These are the 8 macro-environmental areas we worked with:
Regulatory, Political and Institutional
Public Infrastructure
Legal and Ethical
Ecological
Economical
Financial
Society, Culture and Media
Technological and Scientific
Utopian Techniax (UTX) is a futurist podcast, YouTube channel and blog. UTX episodes feature a discussion about a particular emerging technology, its limitations and application use cases, as well as a utopia - an imagined tomorrow enhanced by the technology's potential. Stay Utopian, Your Techniax!
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"You are what you eat" - the old saying is true not just for us as individuals, but also as society as a whole. Because "what you eat" can also refer to how the food we consume has been produced and ultimately landed on our plate. It tells a story about our relationship with nature - our ecological footprint and the resources we consume from farm to fork. New technologies have the potential to challenge and upgrade that relationship. Think automated crops equipped with sensor systems, connectivity and robotic swarms, vertical farming or lab-based meat, to mention just a few. Yet also the "You are" part receives increased attention, as the impact of food on our body, especially brain and genetic code, is understood better over time. We are able to add light and color to that story and improve it, with new technologies such as nutrigenetics or 3D-printed food. In this UTX episode, we provide a comprehensive look at the technologies which define the future of food and agriculture, which are not just changing us, but also our environmental footprint and the way we set ourselves up with other species on our planet and beyond.
Utopian Techniax (UTX) is a futurist podcast, YouTube channel and blog. UTX episodes feature a discussion about a particular emerging technology, its limitations and application use cases, as well as a utopia - an imagined tomorrow enhanced by the technology's potential. Stay Utopian, Your Techniax!
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The one tendency which pervades throughout all of human progress, is our ability to achieve increasing levels of automation. We managed to automate power generation, propulsion, mechanical tasks and information processing. However, with the advances in computing and the advent of machine intelligence, the options for automation become limitless.
But to each these utopian levels of automation, we also need to make leaps on the hardware side. This is where we enter the world of robotics and look at its exciting newest applications like nanorobots in medicine, swarm robotics in infrastructure and utilities, so-called "software robots" in Robotic Process Automation (RPA), exoskeletons in the military, and even bio-inspired robotics that can sense and learn.
Join us to explore the present and future of robotics and their utopia-generating potential!
Utopian Techniax (UTX) is a futurist podcast, YouTube channel and blog. UTX episodes feature a discussion about a particular emerging technology, its limitations and application use cases, as well as a utopia - an imagined tomorrow enhanced by the technology's potential. Stay Utopian, Your Techniax!
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We live in the age of freely and publicly accessible information. A golden age for learning new knowledge and skills. Both the way we find information, but also the way we consume it is majorly being enhanced in the digital age.
This also has massive consequences for education. The role of teachers is changing. From being the sole source of knowledge, teachers are becoming learning managers. The tools at their fingertips, centered around data analytics & AI, virtual reality (VR), robotics and 3D printing, will allow them to optimize learning curriculum, experience and performance, rather than producing and distributing learning content.
Join us to explore this fasnicating new world of education and see what the milestones will be to arrive at an utopia of education and subsequently, a utopia for our society.
Utopian Techniax (UTX) is a futurist podcast, YouTube channel and blog. UTX episodes feature a discussion about a particular emerging technology, its limitations and application use cases, as well as a utopia - an imagined tomorrow enhanced by the technology's potential. Stay Utopian, Your Techniax!
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The future of mobility promises seamless integration across various transportation types and channels as well as blockbuster-sized economic benefits based on time-efficient autonomous systems and increased safety. Not only does it change the way that we and our goods travel, it also reshapes how we think about asset utilization and ownership.
Advances in mechanical engineering, computing and connectivity allow us to paint a bright picture of your future journeys on the road, in the air - and even under ground. Let's explore!
Utopian Techniax (UTX) is a futurist podcast, YouTube channel and blog. UTX episodes feature a discussion about a particular emerging technology, its limitations and application use cases, as well as a utopia - an imagined tomorrow enhanced by the technology's potential. Stay Utopian, Your Techniax!
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What is Mark Zuckerberg's Vision for the Future? This week, UTX presents you a new series: UTX's We compile the visions of visionaries and present to you UTX Vision. Utopian Techniax (UTX) is a futurist podcast, YouTube channel and blog. UTX episodes feature a discussion about emerging technologies, their limitations and application use cases, as well as a utopia - an imagined tomorrow enhanced by the technology's potential. Stay Utopian, Your Techniax! You can find the UTX podcast on all major podcast streaming plattforms as well as on Medium!
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What is Bill Gates' Vision for the Future? This week, UTX presents you a new series: UTX's We compile the visions of visionaries and present to you UTX Vision. Utopian Techniax (UTX) is a futurist podcast, YouTube channel and blog. UTX episodes feature a discussion about emerging technologies, their limitations and application use cases, as well as a utopia - an imagined tomorrow enhanced by the technology's potential. Stay Utopian, Your Techniax! You can find the UTX podcast on all major podcast streaming plattforms as well as on Medium!
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Today's topic is something that has been fundamental to the entire universe yet it is something which we do not entirely understand yet: Energy!
According to Albert Einstein's famous equation, E=mc^2, energy and matter are two different states of the same thing. The amount of energy saved in matter should be its mass multiplied by the speed of light squared. So why is it that we still have to think and research intensely to secure our growing future energy supply?
Today, more than 80% of the global energy supply comes from fossil fuels like oil, coal and gas. However, renewable energies have seen a significant boost in recent years and the Biden administration plans to invest up to 2 trillion $ in renewable energies in just 4 years. Global politics aims to fully decarbonize the power sector by 2035 and upgrade economies to become net-zero in carbon emissions by 2050.
But is it possible to become cleam? Buckle up and explore it with us!
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Engineering is the bottleneck of human progress.
If this sounds familiar, it's because we pointed out this fact in our episode on 3D printing. But as promised, we are now adding a whole new dimension to 3D printing to enter the world of smart and programmable materials!
Their "smartness" of smart materials derives from their capabilities to sense external conditions (such as heat or moisture), adapt their shape or other characteristics to those and thus effectively deploy a means of information processing.
When combined with additive manufacturing, these 4D-printed materials can adjust after being printed, allowing to autonomously assemble, disassemble, change, or even repair themselves!
Utopian Techniax (UTX) is a futurist podcast, YouTube channel and blog. UTX episodes feature a discussion about a particular emerging technology, its limitations and application use cases, as well as a utopia - an imagined tomorrow enhanced by the technology's potential. Stay Utopian, Your Techniax!
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It is no surprise that one of the most active fields of research in medicine is subject to a lot of controvery: genetics. The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2020 was awarded jointly to Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer A. Doudna "for the development of a method for genome editing." CRISPR-Cas9, also known as genetic scissors, allows you to modify the genomes of organisms by cutting and editting DNA sequences.
Combined with the research in epigenetics, we know have additional tools to work with the gene expression process in your hands. Harvard Medical School researcher and bestselling book auther Prof. David Sinclair shares his dream of reversing aging by using DNA transcription factors.
However, there are many controversies regarding the use of genetically modified organisms (GMO) in agriculture and food, or germline gene therapies which allow to enhance human beings.
But how will CRISIPR pave the way for a utopia? Let's explore!
Utopian Techniax (UTX) is a futurist podcast, YouTube channel and blog. UTX episodes feature a discussion about a particular emerging technology, its limitations and application use cases, as well as a utopia - an imagined tomorrow enhanced by the technology's potential. Stay Utopian, Your Techniax!
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What is Elon Musk's Vision for the Future?
This week, UTX presents you a new series: UTX's We compile the visions of visionaries and present to you UTX Vision.
Utopian Techniax (UTX) is a futurist podcast, YouTube channel and blog. UTX episodes feature a discussion about emerging technologies, their limitations and application use cases, as well as a utopia - an imagined tomorrow enhanced by the technology's potential.
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You can find the UTX podcast on all major podcast streaming plattforms as well as on Medium!
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Traditionally, computer chips were based on specific properties of atomic particles. In quantum computers, which we covered in the 5th episode of the UTX podcast, the chips are based on subatomic particles. But there is one level that promises exponentially enhanced speed, storage capabilities and much more: Biological computing.
But we're not going to stop there: As this is our 3rd and final part of our "Machine Intelligence" series, we will be discussing 3 of the most promising concepts that will help bring AI to the next level. On the hardware side, we have biological computing. On the software side, we have federated learning, and on the networking side, we have edge computing! Let's explore!
Utopian Techniax (UTX) is a futurist podcast, YouTube channel and blog. UTX episodes feature a discussion about a particular emerging technology, its limitations and application use cases, as well as a utopia - an imagined tomorrow enhanced by the technology's potential. Stay Utopian, Your Techniax!
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Discover Deep Learning with us in our 2nd episode of the 3-part "Machine Intelligence" series. This interdisciplinary field derives its beauty from its comparatively advanced maturity, despite its mathematical complexity. Applications of computer vision, computational linguistics and generative models have already achieved widespread adoption and have both been used in commercial applications but also popular culture. In this UTX episode, we present an in-depth look inside the intuition, major application areas and challenges of Deep Learning. The deep Learning is expected to grow tenfold to over 40 billion USD in the next handful of years. In the next episode, we will cap off the "Machine Intelligence" series with a trifecta of high-potential hardware, software and networking concepts, before hopping on to further topics.
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Welcome to the UTX podcast! Utopian Techniax (UTX) is a futurist podcast, YouTube channel and blog. UTX episodes feature discussions about emerging technologies, their limitations and application use cases, as well as a utopia - an imagined tomorrow enhanced by the technology's potential.
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Oumuamua, a cigar-shaped rock of about 110 meters in diameter, is believed to be the first human-observed interstellar object to make appearance in our solar system in 2017. Oumuamua didn't follow its predicted trajectory and some of its measured physical properties appeared exceptional, which led astronomers to label it as a "strange rock".
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In recent years, we have been able to transfer the evolutionary capabilities of nature to one of our closest companions: computers. The newer machine learning disciplines of Reinforcement Learning (RL) and Evolutionary Algorithms (EA) use properties of biology and neuroscience to learn by trial-and-error and recombine the fittest algorithms to solve a problem. But what will the real-life impact of Reinforcement Learning and Evolutionary Algorithms be? Let's explore!
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After fire and the wheel, the next big catalyst of human progress has been the connectivity boost achieved through internet adoption. It gave us the opportunity to freely exchange information and be connected with one another. The next frontier for us is to connect ourselves to the physical world, by applying connectivity to the devices we control. Today, an estimated 50 billion devices are connected globally, but there has been a technical limitation regarding connectivity capacity. 5G stands to break this barrier and has the potential to massively accelerate the adoption of the Internet of Things (IoT). The global IoT market is expected to grow sevenfold in the next 5 years. But with increased connectivity comes increased vulnerability. Let's explore!
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From changing our spending behavior to democratizing access to assets and upgrading how we distribute value in our economies - the 100 billion dollar FinTech industry is expected to leave major footprints in the next 5 to 10 years. Access and declining cost of digital technologies and tendencies towards open banking and consumer maturity have initiated accelerating progress for FinTech. However, major challenges regarding regulation and market access remain, but existing progress and soon-to-be breakthroughs will change the banking landscape in 2021. Let us discuss what these breakthroughs are and what the future of finance is going to look like.
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"Extraordinary Times Call for Extraordinary Measures" is a good way to describe the current rollout of the global COVID-19 vaccination campaign, an unprecedented medical ambition in human history. Both the speed at which it was developed and its role as the last lifeline as proclaimed by politicians and the public, leaves some people skeptical about its safety and efficacy. In today's UTX episode, we bring you the facts and give you a clear picture of the benefits and challenges of the mRNA vaccine in its combat against COVID, but also potential future use cases that could go much further.
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Engineering is the bottleneck for human progress. While we can think and invent new knowledge and find better ways to collect, distribute and analyze information, manufacturing is what allows us to increase our standards of living. Challenges regarding scarcity and properties of input materials and design of end products have limited humanity so far in progressing much faster. But 3D printing stands at the dawn of a potential industrial revolution, allowing for rapid prototyping, high customization and removing the barriers between production and consumption. Once the ways we make things change, the things we make changes.
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Last summer, Neuralink founder Elon Musk presented the first version of Neuralink's Brain-Computer Interface, by showcasing several healthy pigs which had the Neuralink's chip implanted inside their brain. In the future, Brain-Computer Interfaces might not just treat hearing or vision problems, or diseases caused by dysfunction of the brain's motoric or nervous system like ALS or Parkinson, but also enable us to control external devices with our brain and even communicate via thoughts. After FDA approval and further safety testing, Neuralink is predicted to start with human trials in 2021, potentially paving the way towards upgrading our species' capabilities to interact with Artificial Intelligence and each other.
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What does 2021 have in store for us? Technological advancements will continue to amaze and excite us and contribute towards the progress of humanity. From the renaissance of space to rejuvenating our body - explore the Top 5 predictions of technological breakthroughs in 2021 with us.
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Despite the sheer adversity and difficult circumstances that 2020 has brought along, humans have progressed again. Mindblowing advancements in science, technology and medicine helped us to keep raising our living standards, explore the unthinkable and dream about an incredible future. INSANE technology achievements will have lasting impact on 2021 and beyond. Join us in exploring the Top 10 for the year.
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From teleporting photons to space to computing prime numbers a billion times faster - we associate a lot of breakthroughs with quantum technology. But will we ever achieve quantum supremacy? And how will quantum computers benefit our day-to-day lives? Join us to dive deeper into the "spooky action at a distance".
Quantum computing and quantum supremacy means utilizing the properties of certain semiconductors on a subatomic, or quantum level. More concretely, utilizing superposition, entanglement and quantum tunneling, to perform specific calculations much faster than classical computers and processing units could.
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Looking at space has always guided us in learning more about ourselves and continues to be a source of inspiration of science and humanity. Since 1972, no human has set foot on the moon's surface. Yet in 10 years from now, we might have established a permanent presence on our galactic neighbor. At least that's NASA's goal. Will we still achieve that in this decade? Or even more? Let's discuss.
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The global market for Autonomous Vehicles (AV) is expected to grow tenfold in 6 years. AV have the potential to massively reshape society in just a decade. How will AV impact urban planning? What will be its net effect on sustainability? What will a typical AV-powered day look like? Explore it together with us.
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The dawn of the digital era does not even spare central banks. The emergence of cryptocurrencies and digital payment systems and the reduced impact of classic economic policy measures has provoked a reaction by the financial authorities to follow. A committee by the Bank of International Settlements (BIS) has released guiding principles for so-called Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) last month. In this UTX episode, we discuss what CBDCs might look like, their challenges, potential moves forward and a future world powered by state-backed digital currency.
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As of now, virtual reality is a very promising technology, fascinating to many. However, Sony's PlayStation 5 which was released on November 12 / 19 does not feature a new generation PSVR headset or in fact, any noteworthy novelties when it comes to VR. So is VR and gaming not a thing?
In this UTX episode #1, we explore the current state of VR and AR technologies, especially in gaming, roadblocks and potential solutions to mainstream adoption and finally imagine a world enhanced by VR and other emerging technologies.
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