From opposite sides of the Norwiegan Sea, Liané Thompson in Indre Kvarøy, Norway and Sandra Ósk Snæbjörnsdóttir in Reykjavík, Iceland meet for the first time on a Zoom call to share their thoughts at the intersection of tech and climate change. They talk about their respective technologies to remove and store CO2 from the atmosphere and to monitor ocean health with robotic fish. This mindmeld explores technology that is inspired by wildlife, processes that speed up nature, and acting on the urge to make a difference now.
Entrepreneur Julie Legault faces off with ethicist John K. Davis on the question of whether the good we derive from technology ultimately outweighs the negative consequences. John thinks our capacity for technological power may have surpassed our wisdom as a species. Julie thinks we can solve tha...
When ballots are counted by hand, skeptics cry "fraud." Samantha Radocchia, a tech entrepreneur and the author of Bitcoin Pizza, explores how switching our voting infrastructure to a blockchain-based system could help restore trust in the U.S. voting system and its democracy. https://www.amazon....
Scientist Aubrey de Grey and ethicist Paul Root Wolpe weigh the pros and cons of new technology that could reverse the causes of aging and radically extend human lifespans. Dr. de Grey sees radical human longevity as the natural outcome of improved health for an aging population, but Dr. Wolpe is...