Futurist Glen Hiemstra, an innovation expert and founder of Futurist.
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After that attempt, various restaurants opened under the "Futurist restaurant" moniker, but for the most part, it was more the décor that could be called Futurist, rather than the menu.
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In 1915, Popova contributed to the historic Petrograd exhibitions Tramway V: The First Futurist Exhibition of Paintings and The Last Futurist Exhibition of Paintings: 0.10 with Tatlin, Malevich, Udaltsova, Exter, Rozanova and others.
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Giulio Prisco is a futurist, theoretical physicist, and computer scientist.
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WEST POINT "Adam Trent: The Futurist," magic and comedy. Jan.
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Stephenson holds the title of "Chief Futurist" at the company.
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Describes you, since it's your choice, as a media futurist.
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This is Futurist gastronomy: the past's vision of the future.
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Kaiser's shapes are reminiscent of paper airplanes and Futurist faceting.
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It's a lot of dire questions from a futurist philosopher.
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This is an era of particular excellence for futurist novels.
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Futurist architect Mat Cash found inspiration in a grain of corn.
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Author and futurist Ramez Naam has a great post on this.
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Garry Golden is a senior futurist for the innovation firm futurethink.
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And that was one of the more manageable Futurist dinner courses.
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The anime-maned futurist announced the departure in a LinkedIn note.
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Ray Kurzweil is an American author, computer scientist, inventor and futurist.
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The Futurist artists who created the cookbook condemned pasta: too sluggish.
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The digital health futurist Fard Johnmar calls this the Information Divide.
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It inspires the hopeful, science fiction-loving futurist in all of us.
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Brain hacking, so to speak, has been a futurist fascination for decades.
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Intuition must preplace knowledge; the enemy of Futurist anti-art is concept.
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I close with Paramount futurist Ted Schilowitz's perspective on all of this.
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"Food has become an accessible status symbol," said food futurist Anna Griggs.
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Futurist artists sketched out the idea of "cyborg" as a self-identifier.
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Moogfest has positioned itself as a festival for "futurist thinkers" since 2004.
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"No serious futurist deals in 'predictions,'" he wrote in the book's introduction.
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So they started reading futurist literature and listening to old rave records.
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The Lost rove the futurist city of Obsidian, which was formerly Manhattan.
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A woodcut of a futurist cathedral by Lyonel Feininger graced its cover.
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It's certainly difficult to know what the futurist has up his sleeve.
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The "Futurist Cookbook," published in 1932, detailed multisensory scenarios and the anarchic dishes and drinks that composed the artists' dinners — events for curious guests and journalists, witnesses to the Futurist demands to refashion Italy from art to plate.
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But for all of its futurist elements, "I'm Better" is still classic Missy.
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Commentary by Dom Price, head of R&D and work futurist at Atlassian.
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That's how he ended up writing The Futurist Cookbook—an actual recipe book.
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A third finds a futurist oracle algebraically predicting the day of someone's death.
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A third finds a futurist oracle algebraically predicting the day of someone's death.
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George Dvorsky, a Canadian bioethicist and futurist, explores some of these issues here.
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You can check out The Movie Art of Syd Mead: Visual Futurist right now.
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But here's the kernel: Google proposed the aforementioned crazy-futurist campus in early 2015.
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Gary Grossman is a futurist and public relations and communications marketing executive with Edelman.
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Such is the near future envisaged by futurist and sci-fi novelist David Brin.
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Probably for the best, given that the guidelines for Futurist cooking are truly absurd.
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Zoltan Istvan is a futurist and 2016 US presidential candidate of the Transhumanist Party.
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"I'm a futurist!" he tells anyone who asks what kind of music he writes.
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Futurist Thomas Frey predicts cryptocurrencies will replace 270 percent of national currencies by 2030.
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Zoltan Istvan is a futurist and 2018 California gubernatorial candidate of the Libertarian Party.
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The flamboyant futurist who survived enough stimulants to kill Rick James six times over.
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Like every avant-garde movement, Futurist gastronomy operated on a set of core tenets.
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I discover this very quickly during my attempt to recreate the Futurist dish Aerofood.
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Zoltan Istvan is a futurist, journalist, and author of the novel The Transhumanist Wager.
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Unlike the runner, it was slightly futurist, pointed as if in fast-forward motion.
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Critics may dismiss Mr. Yang's campaign (slogan: "Humanity First") as a futurist vanity stunt.
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I know you get this question a lot, what exactly is a global futurist?
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Originally published in 1927, it holds the revolutionary visions of its creator, the Italian Futurist Fortunato Depero (in English, its title translates to "Depero the Futurist"), from his dynamic typographic experiments to his sketches of costumes meant for a ballet without humans.
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This sounds like the oddball fears of a futurist billionaire, and in part they are.
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Zoltan Istvan is a futurist, author ofThe Transhumanist Wager, and presidential candidate for theTranshumanist Party.
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Futurist Dr. Ian Pearson says by 2050 our minds could be hosted on 'the cloud'.
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"Personally I'm dumbfounded," said Amy Webb, futurist and author who runs the Future Today Institute.
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Isaac Naor is a designer, inventor and futurist who enjoys building startups and coaching others.
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Inspired by Cubism and Futurism, Interference is informed by the writings of futurist Ray Kurzweil.
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Tony Stark, or Iron Man, is "a cutting-edge inventor and futurist," Lewis points out.
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They included Italian futurist artist Giovanni Boldini, John Singer Sargent, and the sculptor Jacob Epstein.
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James Canton, a futurist in San Francisco, described California as the nation's engine of innovation.
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Essentially, she is a woman of the future and the past—sort of retro-futurist.
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Fresco recently turned 100 years old, and is the oldest celebrity futurist in the world.
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The futurist philosopher Yuval Noah Harari thinks Silicon Valley is an engine of dystopian ruin.
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But he did not look much like a clan leader; more like a Berkeley Futurist.
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Metaphysical Painting offered a philosophical refuge for Italian artists shaking off their Futurist sugar high.
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Another futurist is Tweeting late at night about a failed $300,000 wire to a bitcoin exchange.
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But the couple doesn't follow the common futurist pattern of overhyping potential breakthroughs in those fields.
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That's according to futurist Faith Popcorn, the founder and CEO of the consultancy Faith Popcorn's BrainReserve.
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He points to Tesla, named after inventor, electrical engineer, mechanical engineer, physicist and futurist Nikola Tesla.
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The event was organized by Futurist Professor Youngsook Park and hosted by Korean channel TV Chosun.
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Longtime futurist Max More, Alcor's current president and CEO, is sheepish about the facility's austere appearance.
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Zoltan Istvan is a futurist, author of The Transhumanist Wager, and a 2016 US Presidential candidate.
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In the end, a futurist is someone who believes in pushing society forward regardless of profit.
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Eamonn Kelly, a Deloitte futurist, gave the best case we have yet heard for that scenario.
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Take a test-drive through a limitless world inspired by visual futurist Syd Mead (Blade Runner).
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Many futurist producers attempt to meld genres, but Amobi's attempts to do so feel uniquely bleak.
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Like most of the Futurist body of thought, it's mainly on paper that these dishes work.
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Arts The futurist philosopher Yuval Noah Harari thinks Silicon Valley is an engine of dystopian ruin.
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Its headiest depictions are in the science fiction and futurist imaginings of the mid-20th century.
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Zoltan Istvan is a futurist, author of The Transhumanist Wager, andpresidential candidate for the Transhumanist Party.
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In "Whiplash," Joi Ito and Jeff Howe apply futurist thinking to a broader set of problems.
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"The numbers are staggering," Gerd Leonhard, a Switzerland-based futurist, speaker, and author, recently told me.
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Today's futurist artists are inspired by similar themes as the originators of the futurist movement, started before the World War I. Artists like Giacomo Balla, Umberto Boccioni, and Gino Severini fused elements of cubism and neo-impressionism to explore ideas of speed, noise, machinery, and modern life.
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High concept futurist drama over whether or not machines will kill or save us all grab headlines.
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Uber unveiled renderings for a new futurist headquarters made up of two adjoining transparent glass office buildings.
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Zoltan Istvan is a futurist, author of The Transhumanist Wager, and presidential candidate for the Transhumanist Party.
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"I honestly look and feel better in dresses," said Madeline Ashby, a futurist and science fiction author.
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Adherents to the movement are students of the work of Ray Kurzweil, a septuagenarian futurist and entrepreneur.
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CH: This is evident in the work that is grouped together under Afro-futurist Tapes (1989–28).
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Zoltan Istvan is a futurist, author of The Transhumanist Wager , and a Libertarian candidate for California Governor.
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Whatever happens, no one is forcing the critics in the futurist communities to support the Transhumanist Party.
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Whether it's the futurist fitness hack I originally envisioned it to be, is an entirely different question.
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Bhorat is a political commentator, media and entertainment junkie, and technology futurist residing in Santa Monica, USA.
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Bhorat is a political commentator, media and entertainment junkie, and technology futurist residing in Santa Monica, California.
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Robots are increasingly intelligent and they're coming to take your job, says Ford, a futurist and entrepreneur.
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Others, like regulating artificial intelligence and transitioning to self-driving vehicles, reflect his futurist approach to governance.
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For this budget rate, the Australian had to share the room with the elderly futurist Marshall Thurber.
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Beneath that is Wild Stylism, in which the letter is denatured and recast as a futurist puzzle.
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Its Palazzo Buonaccorsi had frescoed ceilings, Futurist masterpieces and a world-class collection of horse-drawn carriages.
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Mr. Thompson's devotion to the group's music — and its theatrically attired, cosmo-futurist performance ethic — sprang eternal.
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CreditCreditEmily Berl for The New York Times The futurist philosopher Yuval Noah Harari worries about a lot.
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Akiko Fujita (AF): Chris Riddell is a global futurist, joining us here at the Credit Suisse Conference.
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"Heart of the Machine," the futurist Richard Yonck's new book, contains its important insight in the title.
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Zoltan Istvan is a futurist, author of The Transhumanist Wager, and presidential candidate of the Transhumanist Party.
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Some of the writers like Ray Kurzweil, the American inventor and futurist, have tended to do that.
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If you're a fan of Mead's work, Visual Futurist features large sections dedicated to his most popular works.
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Zoltan Istvan is a futurist, author of The Transhumanist Wager, and the presidential candidate for the Transhumanist Party.
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No, not the egg-shaped, self-sustaining micro-dwelling, the retro-futurist egg-shaped sculpture in Silicon Valley!
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And it's... I don't want to get too head spacey, and like, you know, like "I'm a futurist".
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In other words, stfu if your job title has the word futurist, evangelist, visionary or wizard in it.
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Retail futurist Doug Stephens has predicted that the Best Buy of the future won't sell anything at all.
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Futurist Dr. Ian Pearson penned a blog predicting that one day humans will merge their brains with androids.
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I also talked to Giulio Prisco, an Italian writer, futurist, and one of the earliest adopters of bitcoin.
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But as digital health futurist Maneesh Juneja pointed out this week, there's a difference between hype and hope.
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We tell ourselves we're more progressive, we're more futurist, we're more forward thinking, and that's just not true.
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Jamie Metzl is a futurist and the author of Hacking Darwin: Genetic Enhancement and the Future of Humanity.
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Ray Kurzweil is Google's director of engineering, a vocal futurist, and transhumanist, and one of Robbins' good friends.
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Most of those were common thought futurist dreamscapes based on current technology and forward thinking in applicable situations.
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"The campaign was very brilliant, and very adorable," said Faith Popcorn, a marketing consultant and self-proclaimed futurist.
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Starting this summer they get an additional perk: their very own futurist, an expert who predicts upcoming trends.
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Zoltan Istvan is a futurist, author of The Transhumanist Wager, and US presidential candidate for the Transhumanist Party.
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Prominent futurist Ray Kurzweil has regularly predicted that food consumption would be on the way out by 2020.
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The dissenter: Amy Webb, quantitative futurist and professor of strategic foresight at the NYU Stern School of Business
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These are the biggest, most important questions, and the ones on which futurist thinking is most conspicuously absent.
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This month, a collection of Stewart's retro-futurist works will go on view at Fort Gansevoort in Chelsea.
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Zoltan Istvan is a futurist, transhumanist, author of The Transhumanist Wager, and a Libertarian candidate for California Governor.
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MUNCHIES reached out to Sarah Smith, a bonafide food futurist who specializes in research and design at The Institute For the Future, to see what aspects of our food destiny freak her out, what she chooses every day (all things considered), and how you can be an amateur food futurist yourself.
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Zoltan Istvan is a futurist, author of The Transhumanist Wager, and a 2016 US Presidential candidateof the Transhumanist Party.
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Zoltan Istvan is a futurist, author of The Transhumanist Wager, and the 2016 Presidential candidate of the Transhumanist Party.
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If the Sharp Objects Victorian was upgraded to a crystal-filled, techno-futurist manse, it would be this house.
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Elon Musk, a devoted futurist who wants to make driverless cars, isn't known to have much patience for humans.
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In fact, they found out the truth just days before the company's "futurist day" event on September 19th, 2018.
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The imagined worlds are beautifully rendered, as is the Japanese retro-futurist aesthetic of the "real" world New York.
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One such author is Canadian writer and futurist Karl Schroeder, whose new book The Million comes out this summer.
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Its popularity extends to the continent, where filmgoers from Lagos to Nairobi dress in Afro-futurist garb for screenings.
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Richard Adler is a noted futurist and distinguished fellow at the Institute for the Future in Palo Alto, Calif.
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Commentary by Ziyaad Bhorat, a political commentator, media and entertainment junkie, and technology futurist residing in Santa Monica, USA.
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" He writes: "In futurist cooking, these canapés have by analogy the same amplifying function that images have in literature.
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Figures include a 1946 painted terracotta woman and a 1952 glazed ceramic portrait of fascist-futurist writer Milena Milani.
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"The EPCOT film was the piece that really got me interested in Walt Disney as a futurist," Moran said.
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The city was recognized for its futurist and modernist architecture, a product of the era of Italian colonial rule.
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According to The Futurist Cookbook, the perfect meal cannot be achieved by simply following the recipes word for word.
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On another level, the books are an attempt to translate theology and eschatology into the language of futurist fiction.
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Contemporary Art at the Armory The Futurist Art Movement Get Reinvented Here's Why Contemporary Art Is Obsessed with Basketball
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Our planet might be viewed as a single living organism, coined Gaia by the scientist and futurist James Lovelock.
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While these promises sound cherry-picked from futurist fiction, BIG partner Jakob Lange maintains that the Hyperloop is happening.
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She had tackled space in her Cubist period, color in her Suprematist period, and energy in her Futurist period.
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The futurist and prolific author is the kind of thinker popular among chief executives and the TED Talk crowd.
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"My sense is that hyperloop will absolutely happen," said Devin Liddell, principal futurist at Seattle-based design company Teague.
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"There is a tyranny in the womb of every utopia," the French economist and futurist Bertrand de Jouvenel wrote.
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The Spanish audiovisual specialists at Romera Diseño e Infografia SL presented an entrancing futurist mosaic entitled Chaos 2 Understanding.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Made from paper often stapled together, Russian futurist artists books are fragile objects.
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Zoltan Istvan is a futurist, author of The Transhumanist Wager, and a 2016 US presidential candidate of the Transhumanist Party.
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Still, we hope that season 2 provides all of the suspense and drama we love about the dystopian futurist show.
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Introducing: Nikola Tesla Film: Tesla is a Serbian immigrant futurist whose innovation potential lands him a job with Edison Electric.
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" James then goes for a ride in the backseat of a futurist sedan, and exclaims, "Hey y'all, I'm keepin' this!
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Image: Paul van Galen/Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel ErfgoedThe legendary Fiat Tagliero, a Futurist-style service station in Asmara, Eritrea.
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Russolo was a futurist, after all, and it seems right to honor his legacy by pushing further towards the horizon.
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I may come off as a geeky futurist when I talk about the coming cognitive era, but it's already happening.
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Julian Rosefeldt: While we were doing research for another project, I came across two manifestos from a French futurist artist.
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The two-tone update features a slightly boxier body and honeycomb fog lights that complement the vehicle's retro-futurist style.
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And with Spin Head, Elliott pays homage to Italian futurist Renato Bertilli's famous sculpture of Italian fascist dictator Benito Mussolini.
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Like a futurist-opera, the only vocals come from a vocoder-soaked robot supported by a choir of bombastic angels.
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Zoltan Istvan is a futurist, author of The Transhumanist Wager, and was the 2016 US Presidential candidateof the Transhumanist Party.
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The payments-research firm The Futurist Group found that consumer expectation for contactless features on cards surged 27% last year.
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Zoltan Istvan is a futurist, author of The Transhumanist Wager, and a 2016 US Presidential candidate of the Transhumanist Party.
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Zoltan Istvan is a futurist, author of The Transhumanist Wager, and a 13 US Presidential candidate of the Transhumanist Party.
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More retro than futurist, more low-tech than high-tech, casters and reloaders tend to be older and often retirees.
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And he wants you—especially if you are a NASA string-puller or deep-pocketed futurist—to help him get there.
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"Lately, I think of myself as much as a futurist as a historian," says Gorbis, of the Institute for the Future.
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A common theme in the futurist and transhumanism movements is that humanity is destined to one day augment and improve itself.
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But helping people with paralysis is not, it seems, Musk's end goal — the futurist made clear he has much grander ambitions.
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Futurist and noted author Neal Stepehenson will talk about his latest book and is sticking around to sign copies for fans.
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The fire happened hours after the company showed off the car at a "Futurist Day" event for its employees and families.
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With the rapid advance of biotechnology, the term has acquired a new vogue, attracting famous adherents such as futurist Ray Kurzweil.
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While she was shooting "The Exorcist" in 1972, Ellen Burstyn ventured to Carnegie Hall to hear the futurist Buckminster Fuller speak.
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If it weren't for Pokémon Go, augmented reality might have stayed another forlorn futurist technology the public paid little attention to.
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Such "smart contracts" are all the rage among futurist backers of the blockchain, the technology that underpins bitcoin, a digital currency.
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On the first floor, we stood for a while, looking at the paintings of Umberto Boccioni, a Futurist whom Righetti admires.
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Mr. Neville would evolve into a futurist who envisioned a "race between self-discovery and self-destruction," as he put it.
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In his capacity as CTO, Scott largely worked as a futurist, helping the company navigate industry trends and identify new opportunities.
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Zoltan Istvan is a futurist, author of The Transhumanist Wager, and was the 2016 US Presidential candidate of the Transhumanist Party.
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The ocher walls at Santo Palato are hung with loud, Futurist-style posters embodying the stylized Cubism of 1920s Italian art.
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Historians and a futurist told Business Insider how they expect the coronavirus pandemic to reshape American life as we know it.
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Instead, he spent time in Berlin — where he admired Dadaism, Cubism, and Constructivism — and moved in Futurist circles in northern Italy.
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The elaborate setup imagines theatergoers as guests at a memorial service for one James Leroy Clemens, a fictitious Afro-Futurist artist.
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All of this makes the ascendance of Jidenna, a longtime affiliate of the R&B futurist Janelle Monáe, even more improbable.
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"No ideas but in things," wrote the noted futurist William Carlos Williams, back in the salad days of the 21th century.
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But these future foods' promises are hypothetical, with many claims based on a futurist optimism in line with Silicon Valley's startup culture.
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According to futurist Thomas Frey, in 14 years it'll be a big deal when students learn from robot teachers over the internet.
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Notable supporters include physicist Stephen Hawking, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, futurist Ray Kurzweil, and Skype co-founder Jaan Tallinn, among many others.
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A wealth of the ultra-rare mineral Vibranium, which has almost mystical technological properties, has allowed Wakanda to become a futurist paradise.
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They hope to preserve all the knowledge of civilization after the collapse of the Empire, as predicted by foresighted futurist Hari Seldon.
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In my favorite episode of Technotopia, futurist Ben Hammersley mentioned that he expects the future to be full of coffee and croissants.
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Miller has earned a reputation as a work futurist and as such, she hears from scores of young people looking for advice.
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Whenever anyone asks him what kind of music he plays, he has a simple, but not so simple answer: He's a futurist.
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Perhaps the most futurist-sounding possibility might be controlling different apps — perhaps Google Maps — by just pointing and gesturing at the screen.
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Amy Webb is a futurist and the CEO of Webbmedia Group, which advises an international client base on emerging technologies and trends.
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"We're not totally done with it," said Ted Schilowitz, 20th Century Fox's resident futurist and a director at the Fox Innovation Lab.
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Marinetti himself had a Futurist restaurant in Paris for some time, which he started with the help of French chef Jules Maincave.
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The "Fasces" is one of the most important Futurist dishes of Marinetti's manifesto—a composition of minced meat, celery stalks, and rice.
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The $2 billion acquisition of Oculus by Facebook in 23 lent the neo-futurist hobby a decidedly shortened timeline for consumer adoption.
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Or, rather, welcome to an art installation by experiential futurist Stuart Candy, who will join Carnegie Mellon's School of Design this year.
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And she is not merely about camp and fabulousness; she also has an intricate, futurist backstory that functions almost as speculative fiction.
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He is a futurist, a modern-day shaman, with an M.B.A. Everybody thinks about the future; futurists do it for a living.
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The futurist that Junie has always been, he performed with an iPad, synths, and his lady, who held down backup vocal duties.
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This is classic sci-fi stuff, and may be a little too techno-futurist for some, but the artwork is jaw-dropping.
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He envisioned Barnsley, in south Yorkshire, as a futurist version of a walled Tuscan town, with modern buildings surrounding the town center.
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That&aposs according to Amy Webb, a quantitative futurist and professor of strategic foresight at New York University Stern School of Business.
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"Yes, we want you to be stressed," said Yesim Kunter, a toy designer and "play futurist" who conducts Innovation Through Play workshops.
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" Ms. Olupona said her abstract, Afrocentric designs, some incorporating fantasy fauna and futurist imagery, "suggest ways in which we can differentiate ourselves.
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The poet Avery R. Young recites Ms. Mitchell's free verse, relating the futurist tale of Mandorla to the contemporary black freedom struggle.
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Tinguely was influenced by the Futurist theories in Bruno Munari's manifestos Machine-Art, Disintegrism, Total Art, and Machinism (all published in 1952).
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During his adolescence, Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, an autodidact rocket scientist honored as the father of Russian spaceflight, visited Fyodorov to discuss his futurist ideas.
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Also on the bill are Taos, NM glitch artist Cuyo, R&B-leaning bass futurist Creepside, and anything-goes performance art voguers HouseofKenzo.
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The singularity is a concept popularized by futurist Ray Kurzweil that theorizes that one day soon human and machine consciousnesses will become indistinguishable.
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Between the two music boxes, which have a sort of retro-futurist design about them, one could conceivable write and record entire songs.
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Back in the 1960s, futurist Robert Ettinger speculated that deceased individuals may eventually be revived after prolonged storage in vats of liquid nitrogen.
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In addition, Stipe has always been a voice for equality, new creative possibilities and futurist ideals—many of the same pillars of Moogfest.
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" Raptor Command itself says they want to "raise awareness and promote Elon Musk's futurist ideas," and describe the band as a "philanthropic endeavor.
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In an early scene a broker reads from an array of Futurist manifestos by Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, Guillaume Appollinaire, Dziga Vertov, and more.
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Microsoft co-founder and futurist Bill Gates says the ability to harness information will transform global health and prevent the spread of illnesses.
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A key difference is that while early futurism was predominantly about art, today's futurist disciplines proliferate industries like business, public policy, and technology.
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My work looks at the past while using futurist modes of production; queering, replicating and juxtaposing what I research into new lexicographical forms.
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If we could just build one futurist city and show everyone how well this system works, people would demand it around the world.
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Interestingly, many of the delegates I spoke to at the GOP convention didn't seem to care what my futurist policies were or weren't.
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A documentary-style futurist fiction, Born in Flames is set ten years after a social democratic "revolution of liberation" in the United States.
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After more than a half-century in the music industry, Clinton, an Afro-futurist pioneer, is ready to hang up his bedazzled hat.
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Paul Saffo, a veteran Silicon Valley futurist and a professor at the Stanford School of Engineering, argued that politicians shouldn't be running companies.
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But a bid for the GOP nomination from futurist and transhumanist Zoltan Istvan was just unique enough to catch our eyes this week.
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"You just have a chip on your shoulder," says the tryborg, smiling down from Google headquarters (the futurist factory) in Mountain View, Calif.
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"They surely are not going to retire to paddle around their swimming pools," longtime tech futurist and Stanford professor Paul Saffo tells Pimentel.
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"I'm a bit of a futurist," she said, sitting at the rustic farm table that runs down the center of the narrow storefront.
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The optimistic futurist in me loves the fact, loves this, but I think the question is, well, what do we do with people?
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As futurist Amy Webb recently wrote in the New York Times, these companies are trying to trap us in their own siloed ecosystems.
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Some works, such as "Abandoned Signs" (2017) by Temporary Services (Marc Fischer and Brett Bloom) can feed this futurist reading of the exhibition.
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"If Mnuchin had done any previous reading or learning about AI, he couldn't have uttered those ridiculous words this morning," tweeted futurist Amy Webb.
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It began with the futurist philosopher Nikolai Fyodorov (often anglicized as "Fedorov"), who was born in 1829 in the Tambov province of imperial Russia.
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Most non-scientists have heard of them because of their wild shape, reminiscent of the geodesic domes designed by architect and futurist Buckminster Fuller.
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We live in constant fear of a world that has, in the words of futurist Ben Hammersley, become overrun with cafes, coffee and croissants.
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"It wasn't like Flash Gordon, where everyone had great spacesuits and shiny spaceships, and everyone looked really sexy," futurist and physicist Michio Kaku says.
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The country's rising temperature is also gauged by Adirley Queirós, another Tiradentes veteran, whose futurist docudrama White Out, Black In, played here in 2014.
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Lesser future design fiction projects resemble mediocre advertising, the detritus of CES or the fever dreams of a self-styled futurist like AOL's Shingy.
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Each World's Fair, through their discontinuity with contemporary reality, has invited a critique of their futurist visions' false premises, drawing attention to present injustices.
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David Evans, the former chief futurist at Cisco, estimated in 2015 that "an average 127 new things are connected to the internet" every second.
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Nikolas Badminton is a researcher and futurist based in Vancouver, Canada, and provides opinions about humanity, the future of work and life with technology.
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Now that my hectic presidential campaign is nearly over, I will be attempting to further integrate the US Transhumanist Party into the futurist community.
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Architects certainly think of the future when designing buildings, yet few approach their practice like a science fiction author, or even a skeptical futurist.
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It was a performance for modernity, like the theatrics of Marinetti's Futurist Cooking, but set to the background of a fast food ad campaign.
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The basic political difference between the two futurist thought leaders is that one is a libertarian (Istvan) and one is a democratic socialist (Hughes).
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And in 2012, Google appointed Ray Kurzweil, a futurist who believes artificial intelligence will soon allow humans to transcend biology, as an engineering director.
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They'll be used in hotels by 2035, predicted futurist Ian Pearson, who was hired by Travelodge in 2011 to study the future of sleep.
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To help establish the film's look, Scott hired Syd Mead, a "visual futurist" who had worked extensively with automobile manufacturers to develop concept vehicles.
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Cubist and Futurist tropes are rendered in sharp-edged and shaded passages, some gradating from light to dark, others from one color to another.
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"She says that to everyone," the drag performer said, lowering the frames of her pink retro-Futurist sunglasses to throw Mr. Spooner some shade.
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He became fixated on a striking complex of dark-gray limestone blocks surrounded by whitish calcite, a shattered geometry reminiscent of a Futurist composition.
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Editorial Observer The mathematician Norbert Wiener founded the science of cybernetics in 1948 with a warning that has become a cornerstone of futurist writing.
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Futurist Gerd Leonhard predicted that tablets would usher in an era of augmented reality's dominance, which would be a "huge boon" to content production.
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Smith's Black Utopia LP forms an Afro-futurist collage of sound and language, rhapsodizing on the utopian possibilities of Black space travel and astrology.
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Jay Iorio, futurist and Innovations Director for the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Standards Association, joins us to talk about Artificial Intelligence on screen.
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The current furor over "fake news," while worrying in itself, could reveal valuable insights into the changing media industry, according to acclaimed futurist Mike Walsh.
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Though the writing of manifestos sprang from political movements, 20th century artists widely appropriated the form, starting with Filippo Tommaso Marinetti's "Futurist Manifesto" in 1909.
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"Having a better understanding of each other's emotional states would make going through life easier," notes Heather Schlegel, a futurist known by her moniker, heathervescent.
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If you've followed the techno legend's career even just a little bit, you'll know he's a huge space nerd, as well as a vocal futurist.
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The end of this era also sees Zuckerberg's futurist period, where he would focus intensely on AR and VR as the future of the internet.
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"I think having a futurist, unpredictable finish on your nails can be the wild card element in your look — dressy but also chill," she says.
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And if the idea of the B1 as a futurist camper's dream doesn't work out, the truck might have success in a more official capacity.
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Exactly how many transactions are performed using AI is a proprietary secret closely guarded by these institutions, according to futurist and tech researcher Nikolas Badminton.
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Startups should actually try to change the world A futurist and investor, Negroponte is one person who knows how important research is to the industry.
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Doffing his futurist cap, Musk the soothsayer laid out a number of possible scenarios for us to survive the rise of AI, if at all.
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For me, the Voyager Record lies at the intersection of my lifelong love of art, music and science with my career as a professional futurist.
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David Mercatali directs this London import from the man whose sensational futurist fable "Mercury Fur" gave shivery new meaning to the idea of partying down.
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An auto futurist I spoke with last year pointed out that filling a tank with gasoline takes about five minutes, once a week or so.
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"Look at what happens when cities shrink," says Cindy Frewen, an architect, urban futurist and adjunct professor at the University of Houston Foresight Graduate Program.
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Like most Karman tracks, "Yew" is the kinda song that instantly evokes images and landscapes like the score to a retro-futurist Nordic birding documentary.
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According to Paramount's new resident Futurist Ted Schilowitz (who previously held the same position at 21st Century Fox), it just makes sense for the studio.
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Mr. Casaleggio was an admirer of Mr. Foa's right-wing blog and a futurist who envisioned a democratization of politics and media on the web.
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In the same year, Vladimir Mayakovsky, the Futurist poet who, at 21991, had joined the forerunner of the Bolshevik party, declared war on the past.
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The futurist claims that around 85% of his predictions come true; he touts text messaging and the dominance of social media among his best calls.
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It was written as a futurist comedy that exaggerated its author's hopes and fears for a world to come that in many ways already existed.
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Five Star was founded more than a decade ago as a protest movement by Beppe Grillo, a comedian, and Gianroberto Casaleggio, an entrepreneur and futurist.
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Mr. Bey called the brass front door hardware, which twists like a Möbius strip, "the Wakanda door handle," after "Black Panther's" stunning Afro-futurist sets.
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At M.I.T.'s Media Lab, the digital futurist playground, David Rose is investigating swaddling, bedtime stories and hammocks, as well as lavender oil and cocoons.
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In "Life Class," Neville, a budding Futurist, sees the war as a "painting opportunity," and heads to the front as soon as war breaks out.
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Big brands have to reestablish trust with consumers on data safety, futurist Chris Riddell told CNBC at Credit Suisse's annual Asian Investment Conference on Tuesday.
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Jerome Glenn, CEO of the futurist Millennium Project, compares Go technology to Internet protocols, which emerged in the 1960s, but weren't common until the 1990s.
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No one, no futurist, no one at Long Now or Singularity University, thought that California would become a car manufacturing leader, which we are today.
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Stellaris, I guess, constitutes the futurist installment of this epic history, a chance to extend a now-spacefaring mankind's destiny to the stars and beyond.
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When news hit yesterday that serial entrepreneur and futurist Elon Musk was investing in a brain chip venture called Neuralink, the billionaire's fan club went wild.
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The moment that humanity is forced to take the threat of artificial intelligence seriously might be fast approaching, according to futurist and theoretical physicist Michio Kaku.
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He thought of futurist Jethro Knights, who'd run for President under the science-inspired Transhumanist Party a few elections back, but was laughed out of politics.
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Futurist Dr. Ian Pearson has written a blog theorizing that humans could eventually become immortal, not with their bodies, but by merging their brains with androids.
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According to the futurist doctor, Ian Pearson, humans maybe attending their own funerals by the year 2050 by merging their minds with machines just before death.
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"It's the best search engine for recipes, bar none," says Mike Lee, founder of The Future Market, a futurist food lab based in Brooklyn, N.Y. 5.
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But it also has the function of connecting folk traditions to contemporary club spaces, bringing the weight of the past to bear on implicitly futurist music.
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I focused on the work of Levinson and Venter, futurist Ray Kurzweil and a scientist named Robert Hariri, one of the world's leading stem cell experts.
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Though Musk is a futurist and deeply interested in artificial intelligence, he has shared his worries about potential dangers and ethical concerns associated with the technology.
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Carter, the artistic master behind the film's Afro-futurist looks, is also the first Black costume designer to take home Best Achievement in Costume Design award.
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The rest of it continues in kind, with Bristol-based duo of futurist producer Kinlaw and scream-rapper Franco offering industrial elegies for the end times.
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Alexy Devyanin likes to be thought of as a cyber-futurist and electronic sound artist, which probably goes down really well on the Russian Tinder scene.
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In the lovely futurist tale, "How to Start a Pharmaceuticals Business," written in the early 1960s, Carrington, explores, with great humor, the female narrator's entrepreneurial skills.
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However, this Afro-futurist vision has its limits: The people of Wakanda hide their riches from the world, and that can make for an isolationist country.
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She has usually rendered faces, often of Renaissance-evocative Madonnas and angels, in a range of styles, from neo-Futurist tectonic to Edvard Munch-like Expressionist.
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Artificial intelligence could be "billions of times smarter" than humans and people may need to merge with computers to survive, a futurist told CNBC on Tuesday.
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In 2009, futurist Ross Dawson predicted that in the coming decade we could see "augmented humans" with AR glasses or contacts allowing us to control machines.
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Everything emerged from the Futurist House he established in Chelsea on 23rd street, where, like a precursor to Warhol's Factory, assistants helped him realize his projects.
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The artists' competing ideals came to a head at the Last Futurist Exhibition of Paintings 0.10, where they got into a fistfight, supposedly delaying the opening.
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The visually-loaded, water-submerged, techno-futurist narrative follows Geomancer, an adolescent satellite AI conceived by the Singapore military, powered by mantras of the Guanyin Bodhisattva.
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Ted Schilowitz, the resident futurist at Fox who helped develop the virtual reality app for "The Martian," said the smartphone had trained consumers to embrace virtual reality.
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Tesla maven and global futurist Elon Musk is downright dystopian and takes things even further, warning that AI may be an ultimate global threat to us all.
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It would have allowed Discovery's showrunners and writers to stretch their futurist legs and nod to previous series and films without yoking themselves to the existing canon.
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Image: Greg Baker/Getty ImagesThe neo-futurist Helios House, Los Angeles, designed by Office dA in Boston and Johnston Marklee Architects in Los Angeles, built in 2007.
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The eminent futurist (and Googler) Ray Kurzweil was joined onstage for a keynote discussion led by none other than his daughter, the writer and cartoonist Amy Kurzweil.
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All in all, I have to say that some of the Futurist rules for cooking turned out to be less absurd than they seemed at first glance.
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"Nanobots are the real concern about wiping out humanity because they can be weapons of mass destruction," said Louis Del Monte, a Minnesota-based physicist and futurist.
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So, I decided to call up the sex futurist and ask her what the recent uptick in fuck doll news meant and where we might be heading.
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Choppy British indie rock outfit Alt-J brought recent beef winner PUSHA-T and pop-futurist Twin Shadow to The Late Show with Stephen Colbert last night.
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SuperHyperCube: The Retro-Futurist VR Game Seven Years in the Making 'SuperHyperCube' is a lo-fi puzzle game that reinvents virtual reality in a 70s arcade style.
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Gavsborg displays a light touch with the drums, while the song's futurist dancehall melodies and fleet-footed vocalists take you away in a gentle cloud of smoke.
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Pelton's mature style arrived after a series of efforts from the mid-1920s that read as mildly visionary Cubo-Futurist motifs — frazzled flowers and an incandescent fountain.
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Titled "Akua," the installation builds on Render Fruit's repertoire of retro-futurist, neon- and pastel-hued science-fiction imagery, which spans animated GIFs and short video loops.
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Ms. Alba is influenced by art history, Afro-futurist aesthetics and contemporary media, and her fantasy portraits echo spreads in Vogue, Harper's Bazaar and other glamour magazines.
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Related: The Futurist Art Movement Gets Reinvented AI Dreamgirls and Digital Shrimp Cocktails Color This Post-Internet Group Show An Anonymous Artist's Erotic Utopia | Monday Insta Illustrator
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I met with Kurzweil at Google, where he is a director of engineering, but he emphasized that he was speaking in his private capacity as a futurist.
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"I see a lot of startups under both their Christmas trees," Silicon Valley futurist Paul Saffo, a professor at the Stanford School of Engineering, told Business Insider.
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The only Futurist to actually live in New York City, he would distribute his bolted book to potential collectors and important figures in the local Italian community.
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The Afro-futurist cover of ''The Epic,'' too, suggests an early '70s LP: a picture of Washington in a black dashiki against an interstellar backdrop, saxophone in hand.
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CH: The short works that are included in Afro-futurist Tapes were made over a number of years, and appear to have been a source of creative experimentation.
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Based on this and other concepts we've seen, if you're not crazy about the idea of cars becoming "expressive" anthropomorphized futurist love bugs, the future isn't for you.
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Roborace CEO Denis Sverdlov and Robocar designer automotive futurist Daniel Simon unveiled the vehicle today at Mobile World Congress 2017 in front of a large crowd of onlookers.
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He also appears to be a part-time futurist, as evidenced by his discussion of cyborg immortality and the robot apocalypse in a keynote speech at CES Asia.
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"Cognitive bias, which is a very human condition, can make our jobs quite tough," said Nikolas Badminton, a Canadian futurist and biohacker who helped write the survey questions.
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The retro-futurist production design is gorgeously awful, the cast is awfully gorgeous, and the dystopian setting is explored with an appropriately Ballardian blend of suavity and aggression.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Nigerian-American afro-futurist writer, Nnedi Okorafor will write a new standalone comic book series about Black Panther's Shuri for Marvel, she announced Thursday afternoon.
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If you're thinking about what's next for your career, consider taking the advice that Microsoft co-founder and self-described futurist Bill Gates has about the job market.
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The writing of manifestos first sprang from political movements, and 20th century artists—largely men—widely appropriated the form, starting with Filippo Tommaso Marinetti's "Futurist Manifesto" in 1909.
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For Heller, the closest thing to "futurist art" being produced today is as much about the medium an artist uses as it is about his or her message.
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It was inspired by the 1932 Futurist Cookbook, which bans forks and knives and contains surreal dinners and colorful recipes like immortal trout, sculpted meats and zoological soup.
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A production assist from the pop futurist SOPHIE on "Hot Pink" leads Hollingworth and Walton to embrace shards of industrial noise; elsewhere, they dabble in disco and prog.
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They form the mantra of Silicon Valley, are featured on the Obama Foundation's home page, and the title of a cultural trends report by the futurist Richard Watson.
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It has a very futurist feel to it—as if the place keeps churning out story lines we hadn't yet considered but will very likely experience soon enough.
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The visuals here are mostly portraits of young Angelenos, alone or in small groups, with a cosmic Afro-Futurist production style that reflects elements of Mr. Washington's aesthetic.
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Instead of prepared remarks, all he's got is a well-worn legal pad and a book (Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow by Israeli futurist Yuval Noah Harari).
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While any self-respecting futurist foretells a world of electric driving, the engineers dedicated to making the internal combustion engine ever more efficient aren't throwing in the oily towel.
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From its Fiat Tagliero garage, with streamlined wings that soar like an airplane, to an art deco bowling alley, Asmara has an incredible wealth of 1930s Italian futurist experimentation.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The American futurist Ray Kurzweil has predicted that humans will achieve immortality by the year 21980 in a process known as the Singularity.
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Indeed, big names are calling for caution: the futurist optimism of protagonists like Ray Kurzweil is outweighed by the concern expressed by Bill Gates, Elon Musk and Stephen Hawking.
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We'll be talking about his latest book, his vision of the the future, and, if they'll let him, a little about his work at Magic Leap as Chief Futurist.
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" Tom Walker, the publishing director for the publisher, notes in the video that the "black and white illustrations are superbly matched to the text, reminiscent of Russian futurist art.
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IN A summer of nuclear threats and bluffs, a futurist thriller about looming global catastrophe will appeal to readers who like their holidays to contain a prickle of dread.
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Among the many people Herzog surveys in his shambling narrative is Elon Musk, the futurist CEO of SpaceX and Tesla and one of the wealthiest people in the world.
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They've shepherded records into the world from the futurist dancehall crew Equiknoxx, as well as members of the collective like the sunny producer Florentino and the syrupy vocalist Fox.
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Right away, it's a strange visual for those of us who've gotten used to the alternating Wild West vistas of the park and the stark futurist laboratories below it.
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While bands that play around with futurist themes and sounds often make records that will eventually sound dated, The Shape Of Punk To Come doesn't suffer in that way.
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For a futurist, though, his forecast is an embarrassment: At last count, some 40 years later, there are only 25 female C.E.O.s, just 5 percent, on the Fortune 500.
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" Three years later for "Blade Runner," Ridley Scott's film version of a Philip K. Dick novel about a bounty hunter who tracks down humanoid "replicants," he was "visual futurist.
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Early in life, Léger embraced a transcendent, quasi-Futurist love of technological energy along with the Cubist notion of putting the squeeze on: fracturing objects into sharp geometric shapes.
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Another montage features images of black astronauts, space memorabilia, and Afro-futurist comics and posters, with the Sun Ra Arkestra's "The Second Stop Is Jupiter" jubilantly accompanying the imagery.
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The artist and futurist Daniel Arsham's latest exhibition, The Future Was Then, is currently at Savannah College of Art and Design's (SCAD) Pamela Elaine Poetter Gallery in Savannah, Georgia.
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Featuring a depiction of "Electricity Presenting Light to the World," it not only presents a startling, almost futurist aesthetic but also celebrates the new American dominance in technology and innovation.
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In tech-futurist circles, it's pretty commonplace to hear predictions about how some medley of autonomous vehicles and AI-enabled bots will take over doorstep deliveries in the coming years.
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"It's extending the Facebook model to insurance, which is what people had been worried about for a very long time," Madeline Ashby, a futurist and science fiction writer, told Motherboard.
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Clarke Montes honours Sir Arthur C. Clarke, the prolific science fiction writer and futurist whose novels and short stories (including 2001: A Space Odyssey) were imaginative depictions of space exploration.
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Paired with a dense cocktail of conspicuous Eastern European imagery, hardvapour juggles these once-futurist sounds to point to the rapidity with which the "new" and "forward-thinking" becomes obsolete.
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" And the gay Afro-Futurist Samuel Delany (Dhari Noel) sings the ambivalent praises of Fire Island, where raunch is integrated into the landscape, yet the rich have "gentrified the trees.
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The now confirmed involvement of Prince on Monáe's forthcoming album, Dirty Computer, has fans and critics alike anticipating the afro-futurist synths and gender-obscuring visuals Monáe is known for.
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"I don't know of many people anymore whose day-to-day pursuit is the academic study of the future," said Amy Webb, a futurist who founded the Future Today Institute.
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A top-of-the-line cyborg, however, is still technically out of reach for even the most ambitious futurist, so the computer-generated version is still the next best thing.
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The art above is the portion of Jenny Odell's "Haupstrom" that we could squeeze into our CMS—the rest of her fantastic collage of futurist iconography can be seen below.
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It's a niche use case and probably one particularly targeted largely toward VR devs and the futurist/evangelist crowd, but Slack and Altspace starting to work together is definitely interesting.
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If he'd come into the public eye via technology, not music — if he were white, not black — Kanye might be viewed as a lovable, idiosyncratic futurist, not a perennial agitator.
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Vera Ermolaeva, one of many women in the avant-garde of Russian art, was the school's in-house Cubo-Futurist, and she also designed stage sets for operas and ballets.
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"Slight Freedom" is a proper solo effort, recorded live with a Gibson 335 and effects pedals; "The New Breed" is a retro-futurist jazz-funk reverie, slithery, smart and cool.
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"We are looking to attract the best from every discipline," said Noah Raford, chief operating officer and futurist-in-chief at the Dubai Future Foundation, which will oversee the challenge.
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But there is more to the future than making money, and "How will this trend affect my bottom line?" is, truthfully, one of the easier questions a futurist can answer.
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Ito, the director of the M.I.T. Media Lab, and Howe, a visiting scholar there, are more careful to avoid the kind of futurist fortunetelling that ends in discrete, falsifiable predictions.
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Ms. LaFleur, a Detroit native, helped establish an artist's residency program at the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh and founded an Afro-futurist art and film program, Afrotopia, in Detroit.
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Five years later the pianist and composer Sun Ra invited him into the Arkestra, a path-blazing ensemble that presaged multiple strains of avant-garde jazz and Afro-Futurist art.
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As an added futurist bonus, the robot is piloted by a sophisticated guidance system that allows researchers to virtually guide its motions with their own physical movements, safely above water.
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It was, in other words, a groove-based jazz, adjacent to the Afro-futurist psychedelia of his friend and collaborator Steven Ellison, a musician who records under the name Flying Lotus.
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Brian Solis, a best-selling author, digital analyst and futurist, explores why we become so vulnerable to boredom that we end up surrendering ourselves to hours of Netflix or social media.
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While some, including Silicon Valley entrepreneur and futurist Elon Musk, see a universal basic income as an inevitability, the notion isn't one that most people in the U.S. feel comfortable with.
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He was no futurist, a word he disliked, since the non-rationality of humans, especially in war, made prediction impossible; if people wanted their fortune told, they should visit a gypsy.
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Here we first see that futurist/engineer/Iron Man Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) was preceded in his mission by his father Howard Stark, played by Mad Men star John Slattery.
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"Over the last decade, Michael has expanded his futurist leaning and artistic output through various projects, many of these with imagery and film he's shot himself," says Riedl of Stipe's involvement.
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Last month CGI artist and animator Beeple—whom Haywood lists as an inspiration, alongside GMUNK, Kidmograph, Zolloc, early Modern Architecture, the Futurist Movement—celebrated his 10th straight year of everyday stills.
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Atlanta producer Helix, aka Beau Thigpen, has rejuvenated his DJ Vague alias to share a new EP called Restoring Nature on Anarchostar, the audio-visual imprint run by American futurist Distal.
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Since his last solo EP in 2014, Norwegian futurist Cashmere Cat has become a secret weapon for pop stars looking for something a little left-of-center in their electronic productions.
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Both Friday and the number 13 have been twisted to carry negative connotations, according to Gina Spriggs, a North Carolina-based futurist and holistic intuitive; she blames patriarchal religions for this.
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Designed by the Italian Futurist Guiseppe Pettazzi in 1938, it too takes inspiration from transport and high-speed motion: the structure in this case clearly mimics the form of an aeroplane.
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Roy, who describes himself as an "inventrepreneur" and "tech futurist," will have 973 percent of voting power following the IPO, thanks to a special share class providing 10 votes per share.
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Set in Spain, "Origin" opens with Langdon arriving at the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao for an announcement by a reclusive billionaire futurist that promises to "change the face of science forever".
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Kevin, you have always been something of a futurist—I think you said in an interview once that Detroit is the most futuristic city because it experienced the technological revolution first.
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It's all soundtracked by Dreijer's—as well as her cohort of technoise-futurist producers, including Peder Mannerfelt, Paula Temple, Nídia and more—bleak dial-tone beats and screaming bursts of noise.
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It's a far cry from an ideal futuristic utopia, but seeing as Soleri avoided using the word "future" (even though he was constantly labeled a "futurist"), Arcosanti remains a stirring possibility.
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Keeping the faith: Giovanni James, it seems, traded brass goggles for ripped T-shirts as he morphed into a pop singer specializing in "futurist soul," in the words of Rolling Stone.
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These include a 1965 Brionvega radio console, a gold velvet sofa by the Japanese industrial designer Kazuhide Takahama and a paper mobile by the Futurist artist and graphic designer Bruno Munari.
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Mr. Casalegno, who was born in Naples, Italy, drew inspiration from "The Futurist Cookbook," published in 1932, which also used abstraction to explore the aesthetic ramifications of technology and mass media.
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And the six options provided all look drastically different than the end result we have today, with quite a few featuring NASA-inspired iconography and type faces alongside retro-futurist aesthetics.
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Menna picked up the pseudonym Tomaso Binga in the late 1960s: "Binga" is a childish nickname for Bianca; "Tomaso" is in honor of Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, founder of the Futurist movement.
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Which is why I know what Jayne is doing, and I've spent time looking at futurist narratives to understand what this means, not only here but what's happening in other countries.
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Its cars, the Model 3, Model S, and Model X, retail for between $35,000 and $79,500, and confer on their buyers not just financial status, but also a certain eco-futurist sheen.
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About 10 years ago, inventor, futurist and now Director of Engineering at Google Ray Kurzweil famously embraced the concept of "the singularity" — that moment in time when machine intelligence surpasses our own.
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You won't be able to see the holographic effect, but here's what the demo looked like: Amy Webb, a futurist and consultant, who saw the prototype screen said it "blew everyone away".
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The following 60+1 filling stations encompass almost a century of architectural progression, showcasing some of the best Art Deco, Bauhaus, futurist, brutalist, minimalist, modernist, Googie building designs of the motorist history.
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But by invoking the specter of the Singularity, Son places himself in the same — some would say too science-fictiony — category as fellow futurist Elon Musk, the founder of SpaceX and Tesla.
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Further, even within the futurist-fantasy world of Heaven's Vault, it is difficult to divorce the real-world implications of Al's headscarf, patterns or styles for characters' clothing, or a character's gender.
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Denver's Ryan McRyhew takes his futurist bushido very seriously, something his Thug Entrancer project conveys with its devoted use of tried-and-tested electronic music gear and thematic exploration of dystopian worlds.
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"Smart drugs" Nootropics, or "smart drugs," will become mainstream in 53 because "the robots are edging us out," says futurist Faith Popcorn, the founder and CEO of the consultancy Faith Popcorn's BrainReserve.
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The Resistance isn't the only group trying to harness the manifs; Nazi attempts to summon futurist artwork to its intended fascist ends have failed, but the devil church is working on something.
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Facebook co-founder says its rise reveals the fault lines destroying the "American Dream" The Canadian tech futurist and writer Don Tapscott has always had a nose for the next big thing.
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Both Friday and the number 13 have been twisted to have negative connotations, according to Gina Spriggs, a North Carolina-based futurist and holistic intuitive; she blames patriarchal religions for this fact.
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Over the next five years, we're likely to see significant changes in fields such as artificial intelligence, space exploration, combinations of augmented and mixed reality, and quantum computing, says futurist James Canton.
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The UK producer adds a futurist sheen to the title track, adding a host of fluorescent synth sounds to the sunny original that give the whole thing a sickly neon-lit glow.
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While the record doesn't sound half as futurist as the name would imply, tracks like "New Lexicon" worked synthesizers into the standardized, Fugazi-meets-Drive Like Jehu template of 90s post-hardcore.
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In others, they look like animated versions of Umberto Boccioni's Futurist sculptures, such as "Unique Forms of Continuity in Space," which was inspired by the motions of a football player mid-pass.
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One cause of the program's especial popularity in Northern California is also a reason for the urgency of its appeal: it is a futurist reply to the darker side of technological efficiency.
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There's a little bit of the Italian Futurist in his work, that kinetic quality that keeps the eye moving over the composition and the imagination sparking the possibilities of machines and locomotion.
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During the summer of 2015, she spent two weeks on the set of The Circle as a futurist consultant—a title she admits may sound more glamorous than the job really is.
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She was Barbara Marx Hubbard, who was not a politician by trade but a futurist, spiritual thinker, author and proponent of what are today lumped under the label of New Age ideas.
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" To Jason Silva, the tech futurist and TV personality, her gatherings are a safe space for entrepreneurs who "sacrifice friendships, relationships and time," only to "realize that it's lonely at the top.
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They proliferated early in the last century (the first Futurist Manifesto dates from 1909), when artists increasingly saw themselves as rebels, out to transform their chosen media and society in the process.
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A staffer who was tolerant of my inquiries encouraged me to have fun, so I engaged in some motorcycle-chic cosplay, from midcentury cosmonaut (Biltwell, $200) to hunger-game futurist (Blauer, $425).
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Page and Brin could become serial entrepreneurs"I see a lot of startups under both their Christmas trees," said Silicon Valley futurist Paul Saffo, a professor at the Stanford School of Engineering.
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Much harder is anticipating the downstream effects of these changes on a broader group of people, and it's here that Webb and her futurist peers often resort to hand-waving and generalities.
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Fintech futurist Brett King puts it even more succinctly: technology companies and large consumer brands will become gatekeepers for financial products, which themselves will move to the background of the user experiences.
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We've chosen books from writers like the economist Joseph Stiglitz and the futurist Amy Webb that make sense of where we are, how we got here, and where we should be headed.
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IDM's ancestry that stands out the most are the influences it drew from the historic avant-garde—think the American composer John Cage, the Italian futurist Luigi Russolo, and Germany's Karlheinz Stockhausen.
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"Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies" by Nick Bostrom Though Musk is a futurist and deeply interested in artificial intelligence, he has shared his worries about potential dangers and ethical concerns associated with the technology.
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Back in the 1910s, Futurist thinker Luigi Russolo called for an explosive "art of noises" for the industrial age, and in the 903s, early industrial and noise musicians consciously rose to the challenge.
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And while we're in a universe that has walking, talking, sentient droids, the Empire's data archives are stored on huge Zip drives that can only be accessed by futurist arcade claw-game controllers!
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The imposing block desks, swanky coffee tables and space-agey Le Satellite that houses a Bose sound system combine futurist forms, the highest quality wood and traditional woodworking techniques like marquetry and veneering.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BRUSSELS — In 28, the Russian Futurist poet Vasily Kamensky enlisted the help of Konstantin Bor Ramensky to illustrate the cover of his latest book, Youth of Mayakovsky.
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At the Terasem Annual Colloquium on the Law of Futurist Persons, I spoke to an audience that consisted of about 50 avatars—some who appeared as creatures, cyborgs, and significantly mutated transhuman beings.
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Mr Liu has been compared to the British futurist Arthur C. Clarke, says Mingwei Song of Wellesley College in Boston; Mr Han, meanwhile, is sometimes likened to Philip K. Dick, an American dystopian.
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As someone who's interested in the complicated question of fitting augmented reality into everyday life, rather than repetitions of hoary futurist talking points, the overall feeling I'm getting from Magic Leap is contempt.
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Midwest experimentalists shared bills with modular synth forerunner Morton Subotnick and techno-futurist Hieroglyphic Being, who was in turn set to collaborate with members of the astral-minded jazz troupe Sun Ra Arkestra.
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But going full science-fiction futurist with Joanie is going to weigh heavily on the rest of the characters' story lines, and it remains to be seen whether they can pull that weight.
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But for years now, the Argentine artist-futurist Tomás Saraceno has been imagining humanity's ascent from terra firma to cities that would hover above nationalism, political division, fossil-fuel dependence and parallel parking.
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He discussed the idea with Ray Kurzweil, the futurist who popularized the concept of the Singularity—the idea that humans will merge with A.I. and transcend our biological limitations—and Kurzweil was enthusiastic.
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While its sequel has moved more in the direction of space opera, the original had a foot firmly planted in retro-futurist space exploration aesthetics and the broad optimism that comes with them.
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Granted, this is all very futuristic (Liddell is a futurist), but it's impossible to ignore how artificial intelligence and increased data collection will soon be an expected and routine part of air travel.
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Mr. Marshall, as director of the Office of Net Assessment, was the secretive futurist of the Pentagon, a long-range thinker who both prodded and inspired secretaries of defense and high-level policymakers.
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The website, which features ten poems to explore from four books, launches to accompany Explodity: Sound, Image, and Word in Russian Futurist Book Art, a publication by curator Nancy Perloff released last year.
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Kaitlyn: Well, part of what's special about "White Mustang" is the dreamy retro-futurist vision of Los Angeles, which looks like it was hand-drawn for a children's book I would like to own.
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On top of all that, Smith famously turned down the forward-thinking futurist classic The Matrix and wound up doing a different, vastly less iconic 1999 science fiction / action picture instead: Wild Wild West.
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Rohit Talwar is a global futurist, CEO of Fast Future Publishing, editor of the Future of Business and A Very Human Future, and we asked him a few questions about cryogenics and the future.
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The most recognizable names among the thirty-plus artists in the exhibition are the Futurist Giacomo Balla; the canvas-slashing Lucio Fontana; and Ettore Sottsass, who is best known as an architect and designer.
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According to museum futurist and Mellon/ACLS Public Fellow Nicole Ivy, the main concern was to "bring strategic foresight" to the future of work in museums and to the various pipelines into the profession.
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Like much of the futurist work the the pair have released separately, this delves into largely unsettling realms—even when they settle into more propulsive rhythms there's a sense of foreboding around what's going.
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In his early 20s, he read futurist Alvin Toffler's book "The Third Wave," which imagined a world where people would be able to use computers to communicate with people around the world, creating communities.
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You mentioned at the very outset the futurist side of it, and we really take that to heart because we're really trying to figure out how the pieces move, how the tectonic plates move.
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Canadian economist and futurist Linda Nazareth explores what all this means in her book Work is Not a Place: Our Lives and Our Organizations in the Post-Jobs Economy, which is out this week.
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At the forefront of the Futurist movement was the charismatic writer Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, who, in addition to being a visionary and gifted poet, was also what many prominent historians call a fascist prick.
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In fact, innovation is occurring so fast, I believe 2400 will be the year governments begin to consider forming new science, technology, and futurist agencies and organizations to better contend with the rapid change.
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In fact, innovation is occurring so fast, I believe 2017 will be the year governments begin to consider forming new science, technology, and futurist agencies and organizations to better contend with the rapid change.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads From 19th-century photographer Eadweard Muybridge to Italian Futurist sculptor Umberto Boccioni, artists throughout history have attempted to capture the complexities of athletic human motion in their work.
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Kaiser's forms are evocative of shapes found in the paintings of František Kupka and Arthur Dove; the designs and architecture of Peter Behrens; and the gothic futurist sets of Fritz Lang's film, Metropolis (1927).
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The Futurist Group, a payments research and consulting firm, thinks that the novel coronavirus could make consumers rethink the way they pay for things and drive further adoption of contactless payments in the US.
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In my reporting, I remember asking Herman Kahn, the "futurist" who founded the Hudson Institute, how long it would take for women to account for 25 percent of the C.E.O.s on the Fortune 500.
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The company recently held a new annual event, the Adarga AI Symposium, at the The Royal Institution, London, which featured futurist Mark Stevenson, Ranju Das of Amazon Web Services and General Stanley A. McChrystal.
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They recently interviewed Kevin Kelly, the futurist cofounder of Wired Magazine and bestselling author, who predicts that the "economics of data ownership" will change drastically over the next decade, and could create data inequality.
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When Lenin died four years after meeting with Wells, the futurist poet Vladimir Mayakovsky's line "Lenin Lived, Lenin Lives, Lenin Will Live Forever!" became not only a state slogan, but also a scientific goal.
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"Super Bowl 100 will definitely provide a variety of choices in the way you can experience the game," futurist Dr. James Canton, CEO of the San Francisco-based Institute for Global Futures told Reuters.
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How could a futurist support a cave man who champions fossil fuels, puts profits over environmental protection and insists that we can turn back the clock on the effects of globalization on American workers?
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"Starbucks is one of the best companies in the world that connects brand, user and consumer experience between digital mobile and the real world," Brian Solis, principal analyst and futurist at Altimeter, told The Street.
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Like Fernand Léger a century before, Pitt creates an avant-garde visual pastiche to accompany futurist composer George Antheil's experimental Ballet Mécanique (1923-4), filling out the latter's machinic percussion with dynamic form and color.
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But Amy Webb, a futurist, expects landscrapers to become more mainstream over the next 20 years in the US. She writes about landscrapers in the 2017 "What the Future" report from the research firm Ipsos.
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An avid futurist and life extension advocate, he'd like to see more emphasis placed on technologies that will prolong human life, whether it be advances in pharmacology, biotechnology, molecular nanotechnology, or improvements to cryogenic techniques.
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And frankly, I can't think of a better place to debut a wacky handbag with flexible screens than a wildly ambitious neo-futurist building that's been largely abandoned for the better part of two decades.
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But now that digital networks are baked into everything, it's much harder to envision technology writing as a siloed, futurist sport designed to envision the new "digital nation" that is inevitably just around the corner.
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"The whole point of creating this orchestra was to replace standard orchestral forces with new futurist instruments that are capable of doing things that are very different," explains Luciano Chessa, on the phone from Venice.
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As an artist and experiential futurist, Candy invites people to see possibilities for how the future may look and challenges them to consider whether or not that's the type of future they want to welcome.
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Mr. Paffendorff, 215, who calls himself an artist and a futurist, studied fine arts at Montclair State University in New Jersey and science in the Studies of the Future program at the University of Houston.
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His lofty gastronomic visions were made tangible when he and the Futurist painter Fillía opened the restaurant Taverna del Santopalato (Tavern of the the Holy Palate) in Torino on March 1931 to extensive media coverage.
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Like with so many other Futurist dishes, the overall experience is of more interest than the taste of the meal itself, because this is honestly just three types of fruits and vegetables on a plate.
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It is unclear whether the presentation could possibly be some kind of prank, but there is also a bunch of futurist woo about the human body and the iris of the eye for some reason.
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"For the first time in these extreme circumstances, people are starting to think about everyday actions, from shaking hands to handing their credit card to the barista," said Demitry Estrin, cofounder of The Futurist Group.
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In "Time After Time," at 9 on ABC, the Victorian futurist H. G. Wells (Freddie Stroma) invents a time machine, after which Jack the Ripper (Josh Bowman) hijacks it and flees to contemporary New York.
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Airlines and airports are relying on artificial intelligence to solve problems that have frustrated passengers and the industry for decades, writes Devin Liddell, a futurist at the design and innovation firm Teague, in Fast Company.
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In this iteration, which González calls an opera, he further explores modern blackness, public housing and human-object intersections by drawing from influences as varied as the futurist Buckminster Fuller and the activist collective CHARAS.
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Depero arrived in New York City in 1928 with the heavy book tucked under his arm, ready to showcase across the Atlantic everything he had made since he had joined the Futurist movement in 1913.
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The architecture of these institutions are just as intriguing as the activities that unfold within them; they represent unique examples of brutalist, neo-futurist, and even neoclassical styles, although many of these giants are now dilapidated.
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In a race against global superpowers, Moon Express — a private venture founded by billionaire entrepreneur Naveen Jain, space technology guru Dr. Barney Pell and space futurist Dr. Bob Richards — has cleared a path for private U.S .
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There's a moment in the 2009 Christmas special of the BBC's Doctor Who — which is, of course, not an American production, but bear with me — that captures the weird futurist hopes of the early Obama era.
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Composer and musicologist Luciano Chessa desperately wanted to hear the music of Luigi Russolo, the Italian Futurist and visionary he had studied for a decade—the trouble was, none of Russolo's instruments or recordings had survived.
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With its effortless vision of how to adapt hip-hop's traditional sounds and ideals for a contemporary audience, and the futurist ambition of its California dreamin' fantasia, Malibu could be the vessel for doing exactly that.
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Image courtesy of Jacob Chabeaux This spectral, hooded figure appears at the beginning of the music video for "The Bad People," too, before it begins its journey through craggy otherworlds, multicolored, bleary cityscapes, and Futurist highways.
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There's a tendency to look at music like this, that's so fixated on technology and made with state-of-the-art tech as being futurist, but your work seems almost more concerned with depicting the present.
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Take this head-bobbing B-side to their immortal 270 single "Da Funk," for example—a more anonymous but no less endearing take on the retro-futurist sound they'd come to own over the next decade.
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His full-length return to the absurdo-futurist imprint Orange Milk, Ez Minzoku, is his most hilarious effort yet—and perhaps his record least linked to footwork, or the dance floor at all for that matter.
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The walls of Mr. Cerruti's mother's bedroom (though she hardly ever slept there) are hung with Surrealist, Futurist and Expressionist masterworks, virtually all of which could grace the walls of the greatest museums of modern art.
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Dark Water is a series of live performances and video-works, depicting a glam, retro-futurist idea of a speculative posthuman condition, in which dual organisms like human-machine, woman-man, world-universe merge, testing limits.
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Mashuq Mushtaq Deen's "Draw the Circle," about the gender-transitioning child of Muslim immigrants, and Darian Dauchan's "The Brobot Johnson Experience," about a race of hip-hop Afro-futurist androids, are their authors' Off Broadway debuts.
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Advocates of thorium (and there are many in futurist circles) argue that thorium-fueled reactors will produce far less waste than traditional uranium reactors, and waste that is radioactive for hundreds rather than thousands of years.
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The acclaimed futurist and computer scientist Ray Kurzweil believes that by the 220s we'll have microscopic machines traveling through our bodies, repairing damaged cells and organs, effectively wiping out diseases and making us biologically immortal anyway.
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Founded by Paul Otlet and Henri La Fontaine, two Belgian lawyers with big turn-of-the-century futurist ideas, The Mundaneum began as a continuation of the duo's earlier efforts to create the perfect classification system.
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While some believe that those who can work from home will continue to do so after the pandemic ends, Amy Webb, a quantitative futurist and an adjunct assistant professor at the New York University, thinks otherwise.
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Almost all of the experts interviewed in the movie are women, including Weapons of Math Destruction author Cathy O'Neil (who also appears in The Social Dilemma), Big Brother Watch director Silkie Carlo, and futurist Amy Webb.
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The futurist Martin Ford, in his best-selling 2015 book, Rise of the Robots: Technology and the Threat of a Jobless Future, predicted half of US workers would be replaced by robots in the next 20 years.
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Sociologist and futurist James Hughes of the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies agrees that robots may eventually deserve personhood status, but he's worried that the language in the open letter rules this out as a possibility.
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In part, the futurist themes of the song reflect the means of its creation: tired of his intermittently available drummer, he came to rely increasingly on his Roger Linn drum machine, one of the first ever made.
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Some of the biggest thinkers in this field, including Microsoft founder Bill Gates, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, How Stuff Works Founder Marshall Brain, and futurist Martin Ford, have expressed their concerns about the prospect of technological unemployment.
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But my futurist document doesn't help other parts of the US Constitution out much, since the Constitution also tackles ideas way beyond personhood and personal rights—and instead focuses on how a country out to be run.
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The new building looks as if Umberto Boccioni, a Futurist sculptor, had designed a concrete water tower, and adds around 2,000 square metres of gallery space to the existing 11,000 square metres, as well as a restaurant.
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She's a futurist who helps the agency figure out what technology will bring, and while she's getting ready to fly home, she gets a call with a new case: a cabin full of a thousand dead bodies.
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"We tend to overestimate the effect of a technology in the short run and underestimate the effect in the long run," said the late American futurist and engineering researcher Roy Amara, a maxim known as Amara's law.
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There's another Mothership on view for the opening, too, this one a 1,200-pound aluminum stage prop with flashing lights once used in the 1990s by the Afro-Futurist musician George Clinton and his Parliament-Funkadelic band.
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"'Futurist' always sounded like this weird, made-up, science-fiction term,'" Ms. Webb said, even though in its early years, people were doing deep, nuanced research on how various tech and social movements would shape the world.
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On Time Seven years ago, Bre Pettis established himself as a Silicon Alley futurist when he helped found MakerBot, a pioneering Brooklyn company that helped make 3-D printing more widely accessible with affordably priced desktop machines.
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He adds that virtual reality is a medium he expects futurist artists to embrace—and in striving to understand where their world is heading, today's futurists share elements of the original art movement of the same name.
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In a livestreamed video "information session" held last night at a Bel-Air synagogue, the self-anointed prophet of futurist transport announced his intention to dig a 2.7-mile test tunnel underneath Los Angeles' busy Sepulveda Boulevard.
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His two other major projects are Shabaka and the Ancestors, a collaboration with young South African musicians that has a forbearing, serious mission, and the Comet Is Coming, an astro-futurist trio influenced by electronic dance music.
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As the story begins, Edmond Kirsch — "billionaire computer scientist, futurist, inventor and entrepreneur" — is preparing to present a new discovery to an eager crowd (and to the world, via the internet) at the Guggenheim Bilbao in Spain.
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"He was a futurist in every sense of the word," said Darrel Untereker, a friend of Mr. Bakken's who retired from Medtronic as vice president of research and technology this year after 22010 years at the company.
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The "tableaux vivants" highlighted the collection's architectural tailoring, combining romantically draped wraps, futurist utilitarian vests, assorted animal patterns (taken from Mr. Dior's first collection) and original prints — some referencing the Mona Lisa — by the artist Raymond Pettibon.
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These poems, written by Alexei Kruchenykh and Velimir Khlebnikov, feature a new language invented by Russian Futurist painters and poets: zaum, which translates into "beyond the mind," escapes logical meaning but emphasizes the sonic power of words.
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Futurist Jim Carroll said hoverboards — which are objectively more dangerous even without battery explosions — are given more leeway because they are marketed to younger, more extreme sports-oriented crowds, who expect to take on a measure of risk.
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Among them were Ray Kurzweil, the inventor and futurist; Gerald Sussman, a prominent A.I. researcher and professor of electrical engineering at M.I.T.; and Patrick Winston, who went on to run the AI Lab after Professor Minsky stepped aside.
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His lurid tragicomedies — like his futurist shocker "Mercury Fur," staged by the New Group last year — typically begin in shadow and progress steadily into a starless midnight, where any available light is often reflected in pools of blood.
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Among today's leading Milanese bartenders, these shock-and-awe cocktails have struck a new chord, helped by last year's publication of Fulvio Piccinino's "Futurist Mixology," a detailed manual (in English and Italian) of some of those early concoctions.
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It's an impulse embodied in the life and work of Carla Badiali, the sole woman in the show, whose geometric abstractions were committed to a rationalist perspective inspired by the bold designs of the Futurist architect Antonio Sant'Elia.
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The short Cheddar-produced Salmon Cannon video recently tweeted out by self-described "futurist" Kash Sirinanda, who has no involvement with Whooshh, sits at over 24 million views as of August 13, but the cannon is no gimmick.
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The real look at the company's big-picture vision came later, when Abovitz took the stage with Magic Leap chief futurist (and science fiction author) Neal Stephenson, and the company's senior vice president of creative strategy, John Gaeta.
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Stipe has always had a futurist yet Southern leaning style and has had a rich history of creating in the South, so having Moogfest in the region of his hometown of Athens made it all the more appealing.
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The public-private partnership is one that I want to address: It's great that SpaceX and Boeing are shooting for Mars and I'm glad there are vocal proponents, like Musk, who are tackling these kinds of futurist goals.
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Judged only by their play, they have a sort of retro-futurist feel that makes them useful in a season that has been defined thus far by one squad so clearly marking out the coming direction of basketball.
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Read more: A futurist reveals the biggest ways tech will transform our lives in the next 5 yearsApple did not immediately respond to Business Insider's request for comment when asked about the tablet models mentioned in the filings.
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Military theorist and futurist John Robb, who wrote the influential 213 book Brave New War: The Next Stage of Terrorism and the End of Globalization, developed the concept of "open-source insurgency" to describe emerging forms of conflict.
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A combination of the then-futurist set, the affable Tarrant, and the astronomical promise of a million pounds—a prize never before imagined on a television show—made it the perfect premise for the precipice of the millennium.
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Jamie Metzl is a technology and healthcare futurist, a member of the World Health Organization international advisory committee on human genome editing, and author of Hacking Darwin: Genetic Engineering and the Future of Humanity (paperback release April 7).
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After comparing consumer sentiment at the end of 2019 with data from March 3rd of this year, The Futurist Group found a 27% increase in the number of consumers that consider contactless a basic feature for their cards.
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Visitors could discuss their feelings about climate change with Allison Rowe; assist the Environmental Performance Agency in cleaning cement residue from neighborhood plants; watch Nancy Nowacek address bureaucratic stagnation; or peruse Li Sumpter's Afro-futurist multimedia reading library.
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The plans to nurture innovation and technology are drawing interest from across the region, said Vera Futorjanski, a futurist who worked with the Dubai Future Foundation, but like other initiatives, the plans are only plans at this point.
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As I've argued before, this puts us in a constant state of what the futurist Alvin Toffler called "future shock" — a state of ever-present unease about what technology has wrought, which is the truest emotion of 2018.
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In return, Google is getting LinkedIn's Mountain View headquarters office and — far more critical for the internet giant — four different surrounding properties that enable Google to follow through on its ambitious plan for a new, green, crazy-futurist campus.
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"I've been predicting that by 2030 the largest company on the internet is going to be an education-based company that we haven't heard of yet," Frey, the senior futurist at the DaVinci Institute think tank, tells Business Insider.
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In Hirato's "Manifesto of the Japanese Futurist Movement," which he passed out in printed form in various Tokyo parks, we can hear Marinetti's voice whipped up in the Japanese poet's own conceits: We rise within powerful light and heat.
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The Remarkable Predictions And Inventions Of Winston ChurchillThough primarily known as a statesman, Winston Churchill was also a very capable futurist and…Read more ReadThat Churchill would write an essay on these topics shouldn't come as a surprise, however.
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The concept of the Anthropocene gave me a new way to read that landscape, a way to pull my disparate experiences together and attach them to deep time and futurist visions in a way that I found really compelling.
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Artists Azikiwe Mohammed, Djeneba Aduayom, and Jacque Njeri reference Afro-futurist movements extending from the early 1990s through today's Hollywood blockbuster Black Panther and beyond, which see African Diaspora and liberation through a lens of science fiction and technology.
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After starting the movement, stating that "art can be nothing but violence, cruelty, and injustice" and inspiring Mussolini and Italian fascism, Marinetti decided to dedicate himself to applying the Futurist principles to as many disciplines as possible—including gastronomy.
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As one does when talking to an unrepentant futurist, we connected on Skype on a Sunday in early March to talk about I AKA I and his visions of what's to come, both in music and outside of it.
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When I first started writing about your videos I kept calling them retro futurist which is a term I know you hate now, but it was this aesthetic that appealed to a lot of artists you worked with, no?
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Digital redemption will come upon us in the form of super-intelligent machine intervention, chips to implant in our brains and hard disks to upload our consciousness to (or so goes the vision of Google's prophet, futurist Ray Kurzweil).
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"The Mermaids, or Aiden in Wonderland," the single-channel version is a kind of Aboriginal-futurist work that loosely follows the story of Aiden, an Indigenous boy taken from his parents at birth by scientists conducting a eugenics experiment.
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Lucie Greene, the resident futurist at J. Walter Thompson, said she thought it was a reaction to "the well-being movement," noting the elitism of a lifestyle predicated on $100 Lululemon leggings and $10 bottles of cold pressed juices.
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Margaret Atwood's 1985 novel comes to the screen, spectacularly, starring Elisabeth Moss ("Mad Men") as Offred, a baby-making slave in the futurist Republic of Gilead — New England, more or less — after a fertility crisis and a theocratic coup.
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The sly magic of someone like Mr. Corea — or Mr. Valdés, or Mr. Hancock, who this summer gave a tantalizing taste of Afro-futurist fusions to come — is that his powers are undiminished even as the years tick by.
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You can trace the end of Brin's time as the exuberant, Tony Stark-like futurist face of Google to a disastrous series of headlines in early 2014 detailing his extramarital affair with an employee on the Google Glass team.
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Like the original, the series imagines an alternate history in which the Victorian writer and futurist H. G. Wells (Freddie Stroma of "UnREAL") not only wrote the novel "The Time Machine" but also invented a time machine as well.
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In mid-February, Illma Gore, a self-described "gender-fluid futurist," uploaded her NSFW artwork to a private Facebook group, but soon received notice from the website that her account was temporarily suspended for violating community standards regarding nudity.
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Viewed a certain way, fashwave does reflect a kind of present-day Futurist project: a global cybernetic subculture geared towards millennials, propagated by memes like Pepe the Frog, and centered on sites like 4chan and the new Twitter alternative, Gab.
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Don't be fooled by the dreads—Guyenette was recently described as a "brilliant creative technologist and futurist" and tipped as one to watch by the founders of the World VR Forum, where he was invited to give this year's closing speech.
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When Italy's colonial experiment in Eritrea ended in 1941, it left behind an array of Rationalist, Futurist, Art Deco and other Modernist styles in Asmara, a city whose historic heart has changed little since the Italians lived and worked there.
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The backdrop: In 2015, futurist Martin Ford captured the nightmare vision in "Rise of the Robots," a book that attracted wide attention with a picture of massive job losses rendered by the speed and breadth of the new age of automation.
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At his Texas ranch, he has begun construction of a 10,000-year "Clock of the Long Now" designed by the futurist Danny Hillis, which has a century hand that advances every hundred years and a cuckoo that comes out every millennium.
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Behind him, the antique cupboards are stocked with the Italian spirits that feature in Futurist recipes: rare regional liqueurs made from gentian flowers, green walnuts and thyme; little-known vermouths and aged grappas; classic Campari and the saffron-inflected Strega.
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"I was calling a lot of my work Afro-Futurist before because it was the only term I had heard before that described any kind of Black experience based in fantasy and imagination," Davis related in an interview with Hyperallergic.
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Over the last year or so, Gunter has hosted several notable guests including Chief Visionary Officer of The Void James Jensen, co-founder and star of the first 3D live cam Ela Darling, and Futurist at 20th Century Fox Ted Schilowitz.
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Futurism's men of steel would subsist on "food sculptures" created with the aid of "a battery of scientific instruments," Filippo Marinetti prophesied in The Futurist Cookbook (1932) — an uncanny premonition of the molecular gastronomy of the Catalan chef Ferran Adrià.
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Along with producing multimedia works, films, and electronic compositions, Kurenniemi was also an avid futurist, as well as a roboticist, working for the Finnish company Oy W. Rosenlew Ab and Nokia in that capacity at different points in his life.
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Not satisfied just making cuts for the dancefloor, Trus'me's latest endeavor reads like a concept album of garbled dance beats written with analog synths to tell a story, in this case a retro-futurist conspiracy tale about human life on Mars.
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In the meantime, Mr. Clark is emerging as something of a museum evangelist for Minecraft, planning to appear in November at the futurist conference Museum Next in New York, and then in Quebec at an international communications conference for museums.
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The movement and speed generated by the lines and cellular forms recall the Futurist aesthetic of "universal dynamism," although ideologically, Reddy couldn't be more different from those Fascist-friendly ideologues, given his activity in leftist politics in India and Europe.
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"The exhibition features pioneering works by the artist couple of Natalia Goncharova and Mikhail Larionov, who combined Cubo-Futurist dynamism with Russian folk motifs to develop the abstract style of Rayonism, characterized by dynamic rays of bright, unnaturalistic colors," Marcoci says.
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Watch as we explore these questions with Silicon Valley entrepreneur Martin Ford–a futurist focusing on the impact of artificial intelligence and robotics on society and the economy, and the author of two best-selling books including Rise of the Robots.
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By the time the Italians left in 1942, they had built edifices with off-white petrol stations the shape of aircraft and pastel villas the size of spaceships, leaving a remarkable legacy of Art Deco and Futurist architecture throughout the city.
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You find this dynamic, too, in Steffani Jemison's video of a galvanic performance by the Reverend Susan Webb, Christian minister and master mime, and in a mural-scale canvas by Janiva Ellis that fuses Afro-futurist fantasy with history painting.
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As an iconoclastic artist — a punk-turned-pop-turned-experimental singer, multimedia visionary, misfit-fashion darling, and proto-futurist with a lasting fixation on the melding of nature and technology — Björk, 53, is used to explaining her leaps of imagination.
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Since then, his synth-heavy and down-tempo, half-220s new wave and half-futurist aesthetic has remained relatively constant; the thing that's changed is now his work is surrounded by legions of imitators on every streaming service's mood-setting playlists.
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A self-described transhumanist who eats mostly low-glycemic vegetables and nuts and walks seven miles a day, Mr. Clement has accumulated an eclectic résumé that includes starting a brew pub, practicing international tax law and cofounding a futurist magazine.
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Bogdanov died in the course of his blood-sharing experiments, and other futurist dreams were sidelined by the industrial and militarist priorities that led up to World War II. In the postwar period, however, scientists inspired by Cosmism launched Sputnik.
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"It's certainly true that Amazon would not be able to operate at the costs they have and the costs they provide customers without this automation," said Martin Ford, a futurist and author of "Rise of the Robots," a book about automation.
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Channeling the munificent and legally dubious energy of a techno-futurist Oprah, Andrew Yang kicked off Thursday night's Democratic presidential debate with an announcement that he would randomly select 10 families to receive $1,000 a month for the next year.
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I was given to understand that the place was shared by a loose cohort of biohackers; it was not apparent who did and did not live there, but it seemed to be a kind of transhumanist commune or futurist frat house.
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Mr. Kurzweil is a futurist who accurately predicted the explosive growth of worldwide internet use in the 1990s, the rise of mobile devices in the 2000s and the dominance of self-driving vehicles by the end of the current decade.
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But Ms. Webb, the futurist and technology writer, said she believed Amazon had made a different discovery: that the job of moving products from bin to pod and pod to box is presently more cheaply performed by humans than by robots.
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While pieces such as Lewis's geometric machine gunners for the cover of the periodical Blast (July 1915) and Severini's charcoal drawing "Flying Over Rheims" (1915) toe the Futurist/Vorticist line of technological dynamism, Severini's "Still Life: Bottle + Vase + Journal + Table" (ca.
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This photography reads simultaneously as Afro-futurist forecast and documentary work that has discovered a way to use ancestral conventions of masks not to only to invoke the past, but to project oneself into a future that has yet to be.
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Futurist cocktails, devised by painters and poets, took their cue from art, not from the palate: concoctions of Italian spirits with elements of surprise — a banana, a hard-boiled egg yolk, chocolate and cheese chunks or a communion wafer stuffed with anchovies.
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In a race against global superpowers, Moon Express — a private venture founded by billionaire entrepreneur Naveen Jain, space technology guru Dr. Barney Pell and space futurist Dr. Bob Richards — has cleared a path for private U.S. companies looking to explore and commercialize space.
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That solved two problems: it gave her poignant, often very funny lyrics to sing over Godin and Dunckel's heady, retro-futurist instrumentals, and she since she was singing in English, she didn't have to worry as much about comparing herself to her father.
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"The three most important thresholds in ethics are the capacity to experience pain, self-awareness, and the capacity to be a responsible moral actor," sociologist and futurist James Hughes, the Executive Director of the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies, told Gizmodo.
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Her project, "Space Emblem for G.B." (2016), makes reference to the Russian architect Galina Balashova, one of the masterminds behind the Soviet space program who was commissioned to design the interiors of Soviet space capsules, fulfilling the techno-futurist dreams of her time.
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Lauren Halsey's "Crenshaw District Hieroglyph Project" features 600 white gypsum boards onto the surface of which the artist has carved images of Afro-Futurist utopia, signs and scenes from her South Los Angeles neighborhood, and the names of African Americans killed by police.
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When it was first exhibited in the group show, Last Futurist Exhibition of Paintings 0,10, in Petrograd in the winter of 1915-16, it was hung high in a corner of the room, where a religious icon would normally have been placed.
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Martin Ford is a futurist and the author of three books, including the New York Times bestselling Rise of the Robots: Technology and the Threat of a Jobless Future (2015) and Architects of Intelligence: The truth about AI from the people building it.
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They include, by time line, a prophetic owl and the plucky daughter of a village elder (a prehistoric Arya Stark), a pack of Shiba Inus and an undead celebrity (a skeleton with sunglasses intact), and a meerkat-like race of futurist ranchers.
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The Russian art critic Boris Groys devoted a whole series of texts to the subject, and Nikolai Fyodorov was among one of the earliest Russian Cosmists, a futurist Christian philosopher who theorized about the perfectibility of the human race through rather unusual means.
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Above all, the microchip implants illustrate a defining principle of the transhumanist movement, popularized by the philosopher and futurist Max More: morphological freedom — the right to modify one's body in whatever way one wants, so long as it doesn't hurt anybody else.
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To his credit, Mr. MacLeod, a former United Nations employee who once described himself in his Twitter bio as a "Humanitarian|Speaker|Futurist|Visiting Professor|Corporate Director|Traveler," was quite upfront about the fact that his numbers were only very rough estimates.
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It's a futurist story about the conflict between a group of extreme body-modders who want to jump-start evolution by cyber-enhancing themselves, and a couple of Luddites who prefer to deal with all problems via face-hitting and dick-waving.
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Fourth, Mr. Khosrowshahi should drop foolhardy futurist ideas like self-driving or self-flying vehicles (the latter was Mr. Kalanick's latest brain storm) that have no chance of success in the near future and are a waste of resources and attention span.
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Standing in front of Giacomo Balla's "Velocità astratta," 1913, with its Futurist waves of pummeling speed, there is a certain melancholy in being able to look out onto Lingotto's rooftop, still paved with the curving asphalt where Fiat used to test its cars.
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At the Cabaret del Diavolo, another joint a few streets away from the Bal Tic Tac, Fortunato Depero, a Futurist artist, transformed three floors of a hotel into a recreation of Dante's "Divine Comedy" (one floor each for heaven, hell and purgatory).
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He's far from the first Silicon Valley futurist to welcome middle age with a pivot toward lifespan extension tech—Sergey Brin and Larry Page have Calico, Jeff Bezos and Peter Thiel have Unity Biotechnology—but he's getting to be one of the most prolific.
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The e-tron and I-Pace represent a new breed of electric vehicles even more so than a Tesla EV. Both of these vehicles come from corporations with massive manufacturing might and, while they look and feel futurist, they also look and feel mass produced.
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But there was no chance that the pale composition of The Body Artist (2001), the futurist sculpture of Cosmopolis (2003), the accomplished but limited Falling Man (2007), or the denuded Point Omega (2010) could rise beyond mere competence and permanently shift a reader's vision.
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He started his Scobleizer blog in 2000, and parlayed the blog into lucrative roles including technology evangelist at Microsoft, futurist at Rackspace, and most recently, entrepreneur in residence at Upload, a virtual reality startup that recently settled a sexual harassment lawsuit with a former employee.
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The Other Tab: Kanye uses Safari, and his other tab is futurist thinker Ray Kurzweil's TED Talk about "How Technology Will Transform Us." Kurzweil is best-known for proposing the idea of a technological "singularity" in which artificial intelligence will surpass the intelligence of humans.
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Over the last few years, he's demonstrated an uncanny knowledge of both R&B's past and destiny, traversing between Clinton's interstellar explorations, lush 90s-indebted excesses, and futurist production tricks, all of which come to a head this week on his debut full-length Language.
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Coming on like Boards of Canada at their most pastoral having a blast with some seriously waterlogged old Detroit techno records, it's a beautiful and beguiling record that sits somewhere between the retro-futurist impulses of Blade Runner and JG Ballard's wildest suburban fantasies.
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Enter, then, the thriving career of a "food futurist," a real career that you, too, can someday have if you have a knack for forecasting situations by using a balanced formula that draws elements from the domains of social sciences, public policy, and technology.
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Besides Dr. Church, the organizers include Jef Boeke, director of the institute for systems genetics at NYU Langone Medical Center, and Andrew Hessel, a self-described futurist who works at the Bay Area software company Autodesk and who first proposed such a project in 2012.
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Enterprise giant SAP is our sponsor for the show, and they are not only bringing a squad of top executives, they are producing four parallel track sessions, featuring key SAP Chief Innovation Officer Max Wessel, SAP Chief Designer and Futurist Martin Wezowski and SAP.
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This week, Clipping — Mr. Diggs's group with the musicians William Hutson and Jonathan Snipes — will release "Splendor & Misery," a fervent, chaotic and uncommonly beautiful noise-rap allegory about slave rebellion and computer love told through a futurist narrative that takes place in outer space.
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Read more: A futurist reveals the biggest ways tech will transform our lives in the next 5 years"Today, people are writing about everything," said Maor, who studies cybercriminal tactics on the dark web to help clients better protect themselves by understanding how hackers work.
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I'll call it Jethro's Window, after the protagonist in my futurist novel The Transhumanist Wager, because there's a critical point in time from where we are as humans today (it starts with the invention of the microprocessor) to the point when we reach the Singularity.
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While it'd be incorrect to say cars are his sole focus — for example, his Pumpkin Castle series, which showcases the interior and exterior of a candy-colored, stained-glass futurist cottage surrounded by a moat, evokes the sublime — they might be his favorite subjects.
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Housed in a mall falling into disrepair, it has the degraded, retro-futurist look Terry Gilliam's Brazil and the underrated The Zero Theorem, while the sci-fi exists in the realm of lo-fi realism like Spike Jonze's Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.
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In addition to his work as a science fiction writer (he appeared at Disrupt SF today to promote his novel Seveneves), Stephenson is chief futurist at secretive AR company Magic Leap, but apparently he's not allowed to talk about his work with the company.
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His carefully packed room — which, like Gaignard's, features a mix of found and artist-made objects — includes a stranger's photo portfolio, an Afro-futurist inspired quilt, a plaque awarded to the winner of an NAACP Malcolm X Award, and a rack of New Devonhaime postcards.
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Virtual reality hasn't been able to make that leap into the rarefied space of the club in a very meaningful way yet, but that won't stop me in continuing in a long tradition of masturbatory futurist fever dreams guessing about what future could be.
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Granata was one of several consultants the movie brought in to help make the film's world of tech dystopia seem real, but she says her art background gave her a different perspective from other futurist consultants, who tend to focus exclusively on Silicon Valley.
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"It's believable, it's stylish, it feels like it has gone through an evolutionary process to reach this design level," Steven Lisberger, the director of "Tron," said in the trailer for "Visual Futurist: The Art and Life of Syd Mead," a 2006 documentary by Joaquin Montalvan.
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An early acquaintance of F. T. Marinetti and Wyndham Lewis, he diverges from Futurist and Vorticist influences in his print, "That Cursed Wood" (27), a bleak image of dead trees emerging from the pockmarked ground, as biplanes circle overhead like ravens in the gray sky.
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It also contains speeches spliced together and compiled from multiple voices that form a kind of Afro-futurist collage of sound and language, rhapsodizing on the utopian potentials and possibilities of Black space travel and astrology, among other cosmic concepts explored in Sun Ra's oeuvre.
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Drawing on the traditional dress of the Maasai, Tuareg, Turkana, Xhosa, Zulu, Suri and Dinka peoples, Carter created a vision of Wakanda—a fictional techno-futurist African state somewhere to the east of Uganda—that has deep roots in African history but feels breathlessly contemporary.
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Robert Scoble, futurist, blogger and entrepreneur-in-residence at Upload VR, wrote this month that Apple may be working with international optical company Carl Zeiss on a "light pair of augmented reality/mixed reality gasses that may be announced this year," according to a Zeiss employee.
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The progressive, futurist elements that did get through defined these series for many of the fans who loved the shows — but for straight cis white men, a fundamental part of the story was their assured place at the forefront of the progress the shows were making.
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Interestingly, those two individuals provided the most extreme answers: Ray Kurzweil, a futurist and director of engineering at Google, suggested that by 2029, there would be a 50 percent chance of AGI being built, and Rodney Brooks, roboticist and co-founder of iRobot, went for 2200.
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In addition to that bevy of new tracks, Malliagh also put together a mix for us featuring some of his favorite tracks borne of this world, including his own warped edits of rap hits, old Italian minimalists, and unreleased bangers from fellow travelers of the futurist underground.
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That's usually (possibly always) lazy hyperbole but what else can you call a NYC DIY dude who's actually from here, a futurist avowed Future fan, and an avant-rapper and producer whose delivery and sonic pallet is always more direct, as the times call for, than abstract.
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And if you thought it was progressive when Noma dropped live ants on their dishes, then you've probably never tried the Futurist dish "Hunting in Heaven" (rabbit roasted in Asti Spumante and cocoa powder, served with a spinach and juniper sauce and decorated with silver coins).
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Photographs and videos of band members, along with Xeroxed flyers and other ephemera point to the influence of figures such as Jack Smith (with whom Loren corresponded) and Andy Warhol, as well as European Dada — particularly in Kelley's and Shaw's improvisational performance The Futurist Ballet (1973).
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YMO's slick monochromatic costumes and futurist aesthetic leave the impression of a group that paid as much attention to its visual aesthetic as its music production, which pushed the limits of the era's computer hardware in service of turning video game sounds and machine bleeps into music.
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The paintings at Gladstone, which have boxy houses, curvaceous clouds and cotton candy trees, draw on the simplified forms of the early-20th-century paintings of Giorgio de Chirico and Carlo Carrà and Kazimir Malevich's topsy-turvy Cubo-Futurist experiments, although nothing moves except the light.
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Mr. Snelson was a painting student at Black Mountain College in North Carolina in the late 2400s when he became enchanted by the lectures on geometric forms delivered by a last-minute substitute teacher, R. Buckminster Fuller, the futurist inventor and father of the geodesic dome.
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And as more and more jobs are replaced by technology, people will have less work to do and ultimately will be sustained by payments from the government, predicts Elon Musk, the iconic Silicon Valley futurist who is the founder and CEO of SolarCity, Tesla, and SpaceX.
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Ms. Kazan — a vivid actress and the screenwriter of the charmingly fantastical "Ruby Sparks" — has fulfilled the first criterion of persuasive futurist fiction: She's created a slyly detailed alternate universe that is both an extrapolation of the world we know today and its own consistent entity.
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"I will tell you that as someone who does this professionally, my job has become a lot harder in the last few years," said Amy Webb, a futurist who runs the Future Today Institute, a firm that helps big companies think about the possibilities of tomorrow.
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The #GIRLFORGOOD campaign encourages people to upload photos of themselves or their friends and tag them with one of the 20 shade names — you can choose from Believer, Creator, Explorer, Seeker, Peacemaker, Achiever, Influencer, Dreamer, Idealist, Futurist, Activist, Inventor, Lover, Innovator, Visionary, Icon, Leader, Liberator, Protector, and Warrior.
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We're guessing those appointments to take the futurist shoes for a stroll around the story (or home, if you're so inclined) will fill up fast... Self-lacing shoes, as we've been fantasizing about since Back to the Future II came out in 1989, are legitimately about to happen.
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The artist collective #SNATCHPOWER, for example, stages a futurist matriarchal society of Black women in an image from their short film Channeling Calafia (2018), while Mely Barragán's series of banners, "Fact for Fiction" (2018), re-appropriates translated quotes from Las sergas de Esplandián as celebrations of powerful, militant women.
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Some of those surveyed also argue that people may abdicate an essential element of our humanity and start to accept whatever AI tells us: "We won't be more autonomous; we will be more automated as we follow the metaphorical GPS line through daily interactions," said Baratunde Thurston, a futurist.
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What's next: In 2000, futurist Watts Wacker predicted that stadiums of the future would be turned into sound stages with a few thousand seats optimized for TV. That could be where we're headed — especially if/when VR headsets that put you on the 50-yard-line take over.
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Scroll down a list by Cosmopolitan Magazine of the 14 best sex toys for women and you'll encounter futurist creations like the smooth, oval Mimi Soft or the necklace-like Picobong Transformer before finding the list's sole realistic dildo, the Morning Wood, which comes in at number ten.
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In these cases, so-called information theoretic brain death—a term coined by cryoncist and futurist Ralph Merkle in 1994—will have been achieved if the cancer, for example, destroys critical brain functions that future technologies, no matter how advanced, will not be able to recover and restore.
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Over the weekend, Tesla CEO, futurist inventor, and noted artificial-intelligence-hater Elon Musk warned a bipartisan slew of US governors at the National Governors Association in Rhode Island that the threat posed by the continued unregulated development of AI was in fact "the scariest problem" facing humanity.
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Covering a period of more than 100 years, Invisible Universe delves deep into the history of African American SF writing that traces its origins to the early 19th century and what is known as the Black Utopianist movement through to the beginnings of Black Futurist movement in the 1960s.
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The French writer, futurist and adventurer Blaise Cendrars, along with artist Sonia Delaunay, made it the focus of his revolutionary poem/art book Trans-Siberian and of Little Jehanne of France, and misanthropic comedian Karl Pilkington traveled its length in 2012 for Ricky Gervais's series An Idiot Abroad.
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The "restaurant of the future" may elicit thoughts of a chrome diner with robot servers and an otherwise hefty amount of Tokyo futurist kitsch, but the fact is that the forthcoming sit-down dining experience may just end up looking a lot like ordering from a takeout app.
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Her Afro-futurist visuals are set to a sonic landscape that ranges from Gil Scot-Heron's agitated "Whitey on the Moon," to groovy homages to home in Rodger Collins's "Foxy Girls in Oakland," to more contemporary bangers like Lil Wayne's "Phone Home" (from which the exhibition gets its name).
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This story belongs to a grand Russian fiction tradition: At the beginning of the 2105120th century, Russian culture was taken over by Cosmism, a philosophical system advanced by Christian philosopher and mystic Nikolai Federov, who preached a futurist ideology involving immortality, resurrection, cloning, and the colonization of space.
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He explains in this radio broadcast how he envisions a different future: For myself, as a futurist, one of the things that I've learned is the way that you change the future is you change the story that people tell themselves about the future that they will live in.
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Like Willy Wonka building his ideal world in a hermetically sealed factory, Charli's music is a space where she redraws pop how she feels it should look, pulling former and future stars together in order to create a bizarro-world pop universe that's simultaneously 290s-leaning and aggressively futurist.
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As a resident of San Francisco, I was accustomed to their techno-futurist cheerleading and unaffected by the customary flattery of libertarian entrepreneurialism steeped in Objectivist self-regard: a "small group of people," one speaker informed the audience, was now capable of doing things that no nation-state can do.
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As the two men race to win the bid to light up the Chicago World's Fair, The Current War also intermittently checks in on soft-spoken Serbian immigrant Nikola Tesla (Nicholas Hoult), a futurist who's too busy dreaming up groundbreaking designs to turn his mental acumen into tangible business success.
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That relationship will inevitably change once the moon is actually an accessible location for the hyper-wealthy, galactic elite, but for the present moment it still provides an exciting scaffolding for our futurist imaginary — something that is desperately needed unless we want to cede the future entirely to corporate free marketeers.
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Yet "Escaped Alone," a 55-minute futurist study in fractured conversation among four women in their 70s, and "Hangmen," a two-and-a-half hour comic mystery cut from the pattern of old boulevard thrillers, wound up serving as oddly well matched bookends in a highly satisfying day of theatergoing.
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When I was testing the Echo Show at the office I shouted "call home" and the Echo in my apartment immediately startled my dog and my roommate, and being able to simply say "call mom" and have your mom's face appear on screen feels like some Star Trek futurist wonder.
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Progressive techno-optimism goes back to the origins of the computer itself, in the correspondence between Charles Babbage, the 3303th-century English inventor who imagined the "difference engine"—the first theoretical model for modern computers—and Ada Lovelace, the brilliant futurist and daughter of the English Romantic poet Lord Byron.
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H.R. McMaster is an about-face from the divisive Flynn, who resigned amid the escalating controversy over his contact with Sergey Kislyak, Russian ambassador to the U.S. McMaster, often described as the army's own futurist, holds a complex view on technology, cautioning against technological hubris as a solution to modern warfare.
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Paine's film features a who's who of artificial intelligence: Elon Musk, futurist Ray Kurzweil, IBM Watson's lead developer David Ferrucci, Open AI's director Shivon Zilis, Google Brain co-founder Andrew NG, and well over a dozen other academics, authors and CEOs that are all pursuing artificial intelligence in various domains.
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Lofty storylines aside, on the throb and kick of "Two Hearts," the synth-swayed title track, "Sunlight," and "New Atmosphere" (there are simply too many highlights to list), Lovett manages to stitch a beating heart into songs could sound clinical in the precision of their 241s pop, retro-futurist grooves.
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It means something, surely, that despite his role as the head futurist on the forward-thinking Warriors, the music of Steve Kerr's heart is still Pearl Jam, songs of great emotion and frankly appalling diction that were created when Kerr was still a player winning championships for the Chicago Bulls.
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Pan African Flags for the Relic Travellers' Alliance (83) Larry Achiampong, Copperfield Gallery, London If you saw the film "Black Panther" and recognize Wakanda as a nation name, you have some idea of where Mr. Achiampong, a Ghanaian-British multidisciplinary artist, is coming from with his own Afro-Futurist narrative.
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