Pay-per-laugh and tweet from your seat Creativity keeps the entertainment industry thriving, but recent digital innovations are taking it to another experiential dimension. Charlotte Lytton writes for CNN how future tech is transforming the entertainment business in its all forms. She reveals how an intergalactic adventure movie, Interstellar, with virtual reality headset, paired with a […]
The future of fashion is code, not couture, says designers As wearable tech matures, designer collaborations are everywhere. From Swarovski to Tag and everywhere in between, wearable technology is moving away from horrid black boxes and into luxurious designs. And as the tech gets smaller, top designers can push the boundaries even further. However, this […]
The future of retail isn’t what you think. Over the next several years, some very big forces will hit the retail industry. From new payment types to variable store footprints, they’ll change how and where goods are stored and sold. Data analytics tools like predictive modelling, and ‘always on’ digital technology will make it possible […]
The new bookkeeper is in the software Robots (bots, to be specific) are replacing accountants and taking over corporate finance departments and performing work that often required teams of people. Many small and big companies alike are among those using software to automate many corporate bookkeeping and accounting tasks. Erik Brynjolfsson, innovation researcher and author, […]
Lawyers replacing attorneys After decades of killing low-end jobs in retail, travel, banks, and manufacturing, software is finally doing people’s bidding by creating a world with fewer lawyers. Lawyers are proving to be just another breed of knowledge workers susceptible to replacement by Artificial Intelligence. New automation technologies are reshaping the law profession by allowing […]
The future of food: experts predict how our plates will change Marion Nestle, Professor of Nutrition, Food Studies, and Public Health at New York University Unless there are big changes within the next 20 years, I foresee a two-class food system. One class will eat industrialised food produced as cheaply as possible at the expense […]
