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Oct 25, 2022 2 hr 4 min

Ursula Eysin on Uncertainty and Future Scenarios

from Singularity.FM Hosted by Nikola Danaylov

Ursula Eysin is the founder of Red Swan, a consultancy focusing on the development of future scenarios. She is a trained ballerina, plays the flute, speaks 7 languages, does math, and reads chemistry books for fun. Besides that, Ursula is a mentor to various Austrian and international startups while also giving lectures at 5 universities. During this 2-hour conversation with Ursula Eysin, we cover a variety of interesting topics such as how she got to be a polyglot and a Sinologist; why the future could but should not be Chinese; her mission to help humans connect and turn uncertainty into an advantage; how she started her Red Swan consultancy; why predicting the future is a powerless position; futurism vs scenario planning and the methodology thereof; the meaning of being human and our need to connect; the demand for strong leadership and women in futurism; the importance of story; AI, its risks and timeline. My favorite quote that I will take away from this conversation with Ursula Eysin is: Turn uncertainty into an advantage. See it as a gift. And connect to other people. As always you can listen to or download the audio file above or scroll down and watch the video interview in full. To show your support you can write a review on iTunes, make a direct donation: https://www.singularityweblog.com/donate-and-support-singularity-weblog/

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