We conclude series three learning the ‘right’ questions - ones to keep front of mind as the world becomes increasingly intelligent - and hides the intent of its designers.

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Close relationships with machines change the way we think, rewiring our nervous systems. How can we stay safe - and ourselves - into the future?

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Do billionaires worry about the future? Writer and futurist Doug Rushkoff learned fear of the future drives the 0.0001%ers too.

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Now that we know the state of play, can the automotive sector thrive? Mark, Sally & Drew reflect on what they’ve learned on their journey.

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In thirty years the Web has grown into the foundation of civilisation - but can we make the Web more useful, more private - and more human?

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It’s the birth of ‘fabless’ production - manufacturing without huge capital investment. Will we be able to design a car ourselves - inexpensively and safely?

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VR roared back to life this decade due to the efforts of visionary teenager Palmer Luckey. Luckey built Oculus, sold to Facebook for $3 billion - then got fired.

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Is our transportation future a sleek clean sci-fi vision or a Max Max redux with added robotics? Could it be hell on wheels - or heaven on earth?

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In the 1970s computers went from huge, expensive and difficult to cute, affordable and fun. Our world emerges from that transformation.

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Waste? Not! Designing cars for near-perfect recycling - or do the next billion end up as junk? And can EVs promise zero carbon emissions?

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