Leadership
How our ability to navigate the world is connected to self-development
An introduction to Robert Kegan's Three Stages of Adult Development and how it impacts individuals ability to navigate a complex world
Writing
Artificial Intelligence
Now AI will fact-check your personal conversations in real-time
We'll soon see the rise of citizen-to-citizen surveillance
Foresight
The rise of citizen-to-citizen surveillance
How AI will fact-check your personal conversations in real-time
Foresight
How to Spot Weak Signals Before Your Competitors
Most organisations miss the early warning signs of change because they're looking in the wrong places. Here's how to detect weak signals before they become evident to everyone else.
Foresight
The Three Horizons of Business Foresight
Most strategic planning assumes the future will resemble the present. It won't. Here's how the Three Horizons model can help transform your thinking.
Foresight
Three things I'm seeing that give me hope
How global chaos is driving us toward better choices
Foresight
Your Crisis is Your Competitive Advantage
Why external shocks reveals the future your competitors can't see
Foresight
Why We Need to Think Further Ahead
Stop planning like it's 1995
Artificial Intelligence
How We Use Cognitive AI: Predicting Public Opinion Before Asking
Forecasting what people think without traditional surveys — and why it's transforming our research at Better Odds
Climate Change
Economy vs. Climate: The Great Priority Divide
How gender and geography shape our most pressing concerns
Artificial Intelligence
The Paradox of Progress: How the World Really Feels About AI
And its impact across the environment, life improvements, and basic skills.
Foresight
Are we quietly preparing for the apocalypse?
As traditional measures of success lose their shine, are we quietly adapting to a post-capitalist future?
Artificial Intelligence
Is Artificial Intelligence making me stupid?
A study by Microsoft and Carnegie Mellon supports my personal experiences of cognitive degradation.
Newsletter
Being human in an AI world
I saw some videos with AI-generated humans making the rounds online — computer-generated influencers in fashionable outfits — almost impossible to tell apart from real people. Fascinating. Scary. When computers can generate perfect humans from a prompt, one question that comes to mind is: What role do I play in
Newsletter
Changing fast and slow
2 minutes and 33 seconds on the paradox of time
Newsletter
The life-changing magic of deleting things
I don’t know where it comes from or why. But, suddenly, it is there. An inner obsession captivates me, and absolute focus appears. Flow. I am talking about the instant need to … get rid of things. Everything. More. Now. Bye bye. To make space for something new. I am
Newsletter
Choosing between bad and worse
The complexity of making strategic business decisions when you're out of good options.
Newsletter
Anti-social social media and human connection
How 15 years of online relationships are forcing us to rediscover what really matters.
Newsletter
Collective Action
People are leaving Twitter in droves, showing that attention is not something platforms can take for granted.
Newsletter
It is not lack of digital literacy that make older citizen share fake news
"Why should I fact-check the news? It's not true anyway."
Newsletter
Ride share with the risk of rape, murder or sexual assault
Is it fair to give employees a script on how to answer questions from friends and family?
Newsletter
It's hard to be China in an online world
International borders can now change depending on your world view.