Articles
The case against NFTs
The rise of things to own in the digital world marks a new age of status anxiety. Do you still want to play?
Does a future exist with nuclear fusion?
Yes, the science is very hard, the engineering nigh impossible, but the rewards are potentially enormous
The terrifying weightlessness of $600 million in stolen cryptocurrency
The Poly Network heist is a powerful reminder of how much crime has changed - and our collective need to act
Why your personal carbon footprint might be worth money someday
A marketplace for carbon consumption may finally address consumer behaviour
What I learned from predicting trends early in the pandemic
The pandemic seemed to catalyse new directions for good but in some cases it might be more like a pendulum
Animate materials will solve problems, but will they kill us first?
The technology could produce a raft of new and potentially terrifying consequences
The danger of mining wealth from thin air
The cryptocurrency is showing the warning signs of a weaponised asset
Individuals must shape their post-Covid lives
It is important to decide the future we want after the pandemic, even if things seem out of control
See you in space court: why we need a legal jurisdiction in the stars
The law needs to evolve as more and more companies operate beyond earth's atmosphere
How airports of the future can prioritise passenger comfort
The low-hanging fruit could be an app to aid travellers
What if you could move cities as easily as ordering food online?
Digital nomads will benefit from a future that offers a 'city-as-a-service'
When viruses are good
Although Sars-CoV-2 is our enemy, other viruses will be our allies
Your electric car isn't as green as you think, but soon it will be
Dubai's Future Councils are thinking of ways to tackle environmental and labour issues within the growing EV market
Now is the time to design our 'new normal'
In periods of major uncertainty, do you really want to wait around for an unpredictable reality to emerge?
The Fifth Industrial Revolution: where mind meets machine
We are fast approaching a point where technology will – literally – be a state of mind, but are we ready?
