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EPISODE · May 30, 2018 · 58 MIN

Smart Future

from Risk Roundup · host Jayshree Pandya PhD

Dr. James Canton, a leading Global Futurist, Advisor, Keynote Speaker, Entrepreneur, Author of Future Smart, The Extreme Future and TechnoFutures, and Chairman and CEO of the Institute for Global Futures based in the United States participates in Risk Roundup to discuss – Smart Future. Overview The rise of intelligent machines is upon us. As we see around us, smart technology is already on its way to challenging and changing, not only the way we live, learn, and work; but also how entities across nations: its government, industries, organizations, and academia (NGIOA) construct their concept to commercialization. Smart Future – Key Questions Irrespective of cyberspace, geospace, or space, the smart future—the autonomous future is not pre-ordained by intelligent machines—as it is the human intelligence that is fundamentally creating the smart technologies—at least for now. Since the smart technology that we are creating today is simply an enabling tool that is being used in numerous ways to define and determine our ideas and initiatives – How are we using smart technology to help us create not just prosperity, but shared prosperity? How are we using smart technology to help us define human destiny and not destroy humanity? Smart Future – Impact Evaluation The discussion today is not about the feasibility of smart technologies—it is rather about understanding its drivers, goals, security risks, impact on the nation and all its components, the evolving human ecosystem beyond cyberspace, geospace, and space, and the need for managing change effectively. Let us evaluate this further: Understanding Smart Future Key requirements of a smart future Smart decision-making process Market forces and trajectory for smart future Smart Future Readiness Conclusion – Smart Future In this episode of Risk Roundup, our concept of smart is about bringing intelligence in all actions and decisions we as individuals and entities across nations: its government, industries, organizations, and academia for the future we envision individually and collectively. Time is now to talk about the smart future and its associated security risks! For more please watch the Risk Roundup Webcast or hear the Risk Roundup Podcast About the Guest James Canton, Ph.D. is a Global Futurist, Advisor, Keynote Speaker, and Entrepreneur. Author of Future Smart, The Extreme Future and TechnoFutures. His current focus is on: Blockchain, AI, FinTech, Internet 3.0, digital-biz, robots, Longevity, IoT. And Globalfuturist.com. He is recognized by the Economist as a leading global futurist. He is also a social scientist, and sought-after business adviser for startups, entrepreneurs, enterprises, and governments. He has been forecasting the impact of future trends on business, markets, and society for 25 years. He is the Chairman and CEO of the Institute for Global Futures, a world-renown San Francisco think tank he founded in 1990. He advises clients on how to shape the future- on innovation strategy in tech, economics, biz, health care, work, climate, energy, security, and demographics. His past expertise is in startups, investment banking, and government. He was Head of business at Apple with Steve Jobs. He has also been Director, Swiss Occidental AG investments. In addition, he has also been the CEO of UmeCorp first AI controls venture. SLFC, First cloud loan transaction portal, First Nanotech private sector US advisor pre NNI. He has advised the World Bank, US, Malaysia, Indonesia, Mexico, Columbia, Canada & South Africa governments. He has been Adviser to three White House’s on innovation policy, National Science and Technology Council, The National Science Foundation, MIT’s Media Lab, EU, Economic Development Board, Singapore, Founding advisory board and Co-Chairman, Futures Forecasting, Singularity University at NASA, Senior Fellow, Center for Innovation, Kellogg School of Management. Present to organizations on five continents. He is well known for breakthrough keynotes. He is a recipient of many Awards: Mad Scientist Society, Best Global Speaker, LA Film Festival Best Animation, Best Serious Game, NanoDoc. He has been interviewed by Fox, CNBC, MSNBC. CNN named him the Digital Guru and Yahoo, Dr. Future. He has been profiled in Fortune, The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, The New York Times. MIT Media Lab Europe, Advisory Board. Senior Fellow, Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University. Visionary Board, Motorola. Founding Advisory Board, Singularity University at NASA, Co-Chair Forecasting Track, International Advisory Board, Singapore About Risk Group Risk Group is a leading strategic security risk research and advisory organization. Copyright Risk Group LLC. All Rights Reserved Reference Episodes Machine Learning Based Market Forecasting Machine Learning on Insurance Data to Predict Hospitalization Future of Work – Battle between Human Work Force and Machine Work Force Machine Learning Bias – An Existential Risk Understanding Cognitive Computing Cloud Powered Artificial Intelligence Platform Blockchain & Machine Learning Based Content Platform Powering Collective Human Intelligence Collective Intelligence Collective Machine Intelligence Artificial Intelligence based Healthcare System Machine Learning for Medical Diagnosis Science of Intelligence – Human Intelligence to Computational Intelligence How will a Deep Learning Disrupt Financial Sector? 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