This week on BTE - when emerging tech meets city planning…
This week we welcome a guest who’s credentials include being everything from an Urban Tech fellow at Cornell University to a multiple time startup founder and advisor to a repeat champion on Jeopardy. Greg Lindsay joins the gang to get into how cities (and by extension large groups of people) deal with technology being thrust upon them and along the way take a trip down memory lane to remember Foursquare, the introduction of Uber, and even Pokémon Go!
Connect with Greg Lindsay on LinkedIn!
Moments to check out:
(starts at 8:42) Augmented Reality will be the killer app for Artificial Intelligence (and vice versa)
(starts at 11:17) The challenges of regulating technology before it arrives
(starts at 20:35) Burying 'the metaverse' and the role of VR in city planning
(starts at 27:33) Improving collaboration between cities and technology companies
(starts at 30:55) Opportunities for A&D in re-imagining the build environment
(starts at 37:09) Considerations for building a responsible future
Connect with our hosts on LinkedIn;
Bobby Bonett
Tessa Bain
Andrew Lane
References and resources:
Greg Lindsay (.org)
Cornell Tech, Jacobs Urban Tech Hub
Death by Pokémon GO - Purdue University
Hyper Reality (Short Film, Keiichi Matsuda, 2016)
Agents (Short Film, Keiichi Matsuda / Niantic, 2023)
Visual Positioning System (VPS) Definition
Sidewalk Labs - Toronto
Sideways: The City that Google Couldn’t Buy (Book)
His Dark Materials, Phillip Pullman (Wikipedia)
Numina (VR urban planning data)
Dennis Crowley / Living Cities
Lessons from the Catastrophic Failure of the Metaverse, Kate Wagner (article)
Unfrozen (podcast) - Greg Lindsay and Daniel Safarik
Rafi Segal
Discord (Recommended follows: Living Cities, Liquid Cities, Niantic
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