My map of critical uncertainties blown up BIG.
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Logistics radar.
This is rather lovely – thanks Alexander for sending this over.
https://www.dhl.com/global-en/home/insights-and-innovation/insights/logistics-trend-radar.html
Spotted in Brighton
Hmmmmmmmmm
I keep thinking I’m done doing maps, but then I think hmmmm, that’s an idea for another map. How about a map called ‘2050’, which is a straight out singular shot at 2050. No scenarios, no provocations, no maybe thius, maybe that, just a here you go? And given where I think we might be at in 2050, I think a circuit diagram or circuit board as a visual might be the go.
If you missed the newspapers last week…
You didn’t really miss anything…
The Evolution of Genomics & Life Sciences at Cambridge University.
So here’s how evolution turned out, 44 versions later!
Ha!
Currently doing a map of (for) Cambridge and bumped in to this. It’s rather old hence the fuzzy image.
Lovely graphic (thx to no name)
Old mapping
Thanks to John Keith who somehow dug this out of the dust.
The Evolution of Computing at Cambridge
A chart showing the development of computing at Cambridge, along with images showing the development of the chart itself.
Computing @ Cambridge
The evolution of computer science and AI within the Cambridge Ecosystem.
This chart shows a snapshot of firms associated with the computing phenomenon at Cambridge, along with a small selection of academics pushing the field forwards.
These are both bookended by a selection of other pioneering thinkers and companies worldwide. As for the future, below is a modest list of present, probable and possible applications of AI technologies. This is intended to be illustrative (and speculative) rather than definitive (or exhaustive).
Present applications
Spell checking
Spam filtering
Fraud detection
Interactive maps
Movie recommendations
Web searching
Image recognition
Voice recognition
Online shopping
Personalised advertising
Self-driving cars
Face recognition
Automated recruitment
Language translation
Digital assistants
Precision farming
Probable applications
Brain-computer interfaces
Lifelong avatar assistants
Decoding of human intent
Lip reading CCTV
AI board members
Real-time crime prediction
Computers with feelings
Self-writing software
Autonomous robotic surgery
Smart energy grids & appliances
Drone to drone combat
Modelling of crowd behaviour
National mood prediction
Longevity forecasting at birth
Detection of algorithmic biases
Amplification of IQ
Design of ‘impossible’ buildings
Acceleration of drug discovery
Personalised medicine
Volcano modelling
Possible applications
Inner speech recording
Artificial curiosity
Artificial creativity
Dream recording
Amplification of EQ
Automated insights
Decision-making apps
Software that rusts
Foreign policy algorithms
Dynamic allocation of tax revenues
Crisis forecasting
Fake memory implants
Earthquake prediction
Dispute resolution algorithms
Whole planet simulation
AI to AI negotiation
Animal communication
Reanimation of the deceased
VR games based on known fears
Pilotless commercial aircraft
Fully immersive virtual realities
“One day ladies will take their computers for walks in the park and tell each other, “My little computer said such a funny thing this morning”. ~ Alan Turing