062. Emma Ridderstad, framtidens internet och verklighet ...

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Det är inte AI som formar framtiden – det är våra egna omedvetna val.Jag hade häromveckan ett trevligt snack med bästaste Emma Ridderstad som tidigare varit VD för bl.a familjeliv, drivit Warpin - en startup för att skapa interaktiva 3D-världar med VR/AR, hållit TEDx-talks - varit founder, VD, mamma, entreprenör, livsutforskare och inre resenär.Vad är skillnaden mellan gamla internet och nya, och hur kommer nästa generations upplevelser se ut? Hur navigerar vi på nätet om 2-3 år?Jag rekommenderar varmt det här samtalet. Inte bara för internetnördar utan för alla. Om Sci-Fi-framtiden.Kanske det starkaste avsnittet hittills. Väldigt pretentiöst. Ett enda långt oklippt samtal.

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