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David Mattin on global change, truthful consumerism and thriving in an age of uncertainty

Chris Van Noy on media, content and the escalating war for attention

Ted Persson on Swedish startups, data-driven brands and how AI will AI will impact creativity

Juan Senor on fake news, paid content and the enduring appeal of newsprint

Jeremy Philips on competitive advantage, platforms and the power of network effects

Nikolaj Nyholm on gaming and what the rise of professional eSports means for 21st century brands

Kjell Nordström on cities, women and the rise of the multi-urban corporation

Matt Pearson on nanosatellites, global networks and the new race for space

David Jay on courage, resilience and photographing humanity

Dan Anthony And Sean McKeever on algorithmic design and the future of the office

Bradley Trevor Grieve on wildlife, freedom and the secret joys of idleness

Ross Dawson on algorithms, human-centered design and the future of work

Brady Forrest on talking short, manufacturing smart and the art of the hardware startup

Jeff Ma on blackjack, bias and what it takes to become a data-driven leader

Daniel Kraft on data, machine learning and the future of healthcare

Carl Richards on uncertainty, wealth and the future of financial advice

Richard Holden on inequality, network capital and the future of the firm

Tamer Nakisci on undesign, emotion and the wonderfully strange, non-specified future of objects

Peter Xing on automation, the blockchain and the race to build the cognitive enterprise

Art Morales on data, the placebo effect and the future of clinical trials

Perry Oosting on Hasselblad, post-luxury and the rise of Chinese consumer electronics

Mark Bowden on body language, communication and the challenge of creating an emotional machine

Ken Rutkowski on the future of media, hyperloops and life extension technology

Ali Parsa on affordable healthcare, machine learning and the future of data-driven wellness

Ron Tite on creativity, comedy and why everyone is an artist, or at least should be

Eric Schoenberg on tech bubbles, status anxiety and the dynamics of wealthy families

Memory hacking, algorithmic cruelty and why AI systems are better with imperfection

Natasha Schull on addiction, ludic loops and why smartphones are mobile ‘Skinner boxes’

Mike Reiss on comedy, the Simpsons and the globalization of entertainment

Seth Porges on virtual reality, the history of pinball and why sex robots won't save the Singularity

Roy Horan on mindfulness, martial arts and hacking creativity

Robyn Benincasa on performance, synergy and what it takes to be a world champion adventure racer

Ted C. Fishman on aging populations, Chinese urbanization and the dynamic potential of Indonesia

Sage Brennan on WeChat, travel and the value of stalking Chinese tourists

Jeremy Heimans on digital activism, new power and what it takes to start a revolution

Chetan Dube on AI, neural networks and the future of the cognitive enterprise

Valerio Cometti on wit, surprise and the essence of Italian design

Andy Stalman on brands, Latin America and the secrets of Spanish creativity

Porter Erisman on Jack Ma, Alibaba and the e-commerce revolution in China

Bryan Kramer on sharing, authenticity and the art of staying human

Adam Alter on decision-making, influence and the seductive allure of technology

Cindy Gallop on sex, diversity and re-inventing advertising

Alex Rosson on head-fi, the emotional impact of analogue music and the birth of Shinola Audio

Gordon Watson on luxury tech, data-driven concierge and the future of mobile

Ankur Kothari on robots, automation and the virtual workforce of the future

Rob Lilwall on cycling through Siberia, walking home from Mongolia and finding moments of adventure

Ian Goldin on global transformation, complexity and why we are living through a new Renaissance

Eileen Gittins on the future of books, female entrepreneurs and why more kids should play Minecraft

Philippe Schaus on global luxury, Chinese consumers and the future of travel retail

Light Watkins on mindfulness, mental agility and the future of wellness

Siimon Reynolds on hacking failure, Chinese fortune tellers and mastering the success mindset

Kristen Ashburn on photographing pandemics, the faces of teenage martyrs and the power of the image

Vinh Giang on sleight of hand, showmanship and the secret books of magic

Gemma O'Brien on typography, design and the cult of the handmade

Peter Baines on crisis, leadership without authority and why the future of charity is profit

Henry Mason on spotting trends, why experiences are viral and the algorithms that run Swedish rail

Geoff Colvin on culture, leadership and how to prepare for the robot uprising

Matt McFadyen on mental resilience, high performance teams and surviving polar bears

Rama Allen on room-scale VR, immersive world building and biometric art

Melanie Perkins on disrupting design, jigsaw puzzles and the magic of small empowered teams

Dan Gregory on reptilian brains, behavioural design and cognitive agility

Emile Sherman on emotional truth, managing creative talent and the future of film

Martin Lindstrom on small data, brands and why leaders should sleep with their customers

Paul Husband on luxury retail, Chinese consumers and embryonic markets

Rodolfo Saccoman on sensors, people tracking and the internet of things

Niki Scevak on going global, idea mazes, and designing cities for self driving cars

German Montoya on Miami startups, kidnap insurance and emerging market innovation

Adam Fraser on struggle, mastery and the workers of the future

Matthew Waldman on telling time, wearables and the power of universal language

Erik Qualman on reputation, digital leadership and why what happens in Vegas stays on YouTube

Tim Sanders on dealstorming, emotional talent and the sales driven company of the future

Harper Reed on Norwegian death metal, the art of tending robots and re-inventing mobile commerce

Marco Tempest on magic, engineered interactivity and the future of storytelling

Hikari Yokoyama on art and brands in the age of Instagram

Luke Williams on disruptive leaders, personality cults and unconventional ideas

Sean Bonner on citizen science, geiger counters, and the secret mailing lists of the tech elite

Christian Hernandez on AI startups, disrupting health with data, and 3D printing your lost keys

Maria Konnikova on con artists, counting steps, and thinking like Sherlock Holmes

Jack Myers on media, emotion-tech and the future of men

Gideon Stein on data, adaptive learning and the future of education

Ari Popper on science fiction prototyping, storytelling and how to 3D print a candybar

Tim Kring on Heroes Reborn, YouTube celebrities, and starting a conspiracy to save the world

Michael Keferl on Astro Boy, Bitcoin and the art of keeping a ramen notebook

Robert Richman on culture hacking, understanding Zappos and why NBA All-Star games are boring

Refik Anadol on sculpting with data, earthquakes as art and the hidden algorithms of emotion

Brett King on breaking banks, contextual credit and why CEOs should be geeks

David Epstein on genetics, Kenyan marathon runners and the art of finding fighter pilots

Serkan Toto on mobile gaming, galapagos phones and the rise of LINE

Sean Gourley on the mathematics of war, chess playing centaurs and augmented intelligence

Efe Cakarel on Kubrick, the economics of streaming, and why Arabs love Turkish TV shows

Aaron Dignan on wicked problems, clever ants and re-inventing organizations

Tariq Krim on French innovation and the Slow Tech Movement