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- Part 4 of 4: Welcome to Wandcom – will.i.am and Brian David JohnsonIn this episode of The Tomorrow Project: Part 4 of 4, Welcome to Wandcom – will.i.am and Brian David Johnson. For more information visit The Tomorrow Project on Intel.com.0 min
- Part 3 of 4: will.i.am: Artist. Philanthropist. Futurist – will.i.am and Brian David JohnsonIn this episode of The Tomorrow Project: Part 3 of 4, will.i.am: Artist. Philanthropist. Futurist – will.i.am and Brian David Johnson.0 min
- Cory Doctorow and Brian David Johnson: “Knights of the Rainbow Table”In this episode of The Tomorrow Project: Science Fiction author, Cory Doctorow and Intel Futurist, Brian David Johnson discuss Cory’s “Knights of the Rainbow Table” story included in the new “Tomorrow Project Anthology” book.0 min
- Part 2 of 4: will.i.am: Artist. Philanthropist. Futurist? – will.i.am and Brian David JohnsonIn this episode of The Tomorrow Project: Part2 of 4: will.i.am: Artist. Philanthropist. Futurist? – will.i.am and Brian David Johnson.0 min
- Vintage Tomorrows – What Can Playing With the Past Teach Us About the Future?In this episode of The Tomorrow Project: Trailer for the coming future casting documentary “Vintage Tomorrows” about what Steampunk can teach us about the future. More info about steampunk on Facebook0 min
- Part 1 of 4: Dreams, Work & Gansta’ Geeks – will.i.am and Brian David JohnsonIn this episode of The Tomorrow Project: Part1 of 4: Dreams, Work & Gansta’ Geeks – will.i.am and Brian David Johnson0 min
- The Tomorrow Project: Synthetic BiologyIn this episode of The Tomorrow Project: Brian David Johnson, Futurist at Intel Corporation, interviews Eric Klavins about programming life, and reprogramming ourselves. Klavins, a scientist and researcher at the University of Washington, uses DNA, molecules and organisms to build biological machines. For more see: The Tomorrow Project0 min
- The Tomorrow Project: Computer SecurityIn this episode of The Tomorrow Project: Brian David Johnson, Futurist at Intel Corporation, interviews Tadayoshi Kohno about embedded computational devices and security. Kohno, a scientist and researcher at the University of Washington, studies how everyday devices around us such as cars and medical equipment can be compromised. For more see: The Tomorrow Project0 min
- Introduction to The Tomorrow Project – Conversations About the FutureIn the middle of the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California, Intel’s Futurist and Principal Engineer, Brian David Johnson introduces ‘The Tomorrow Project – Conversations About the Future‘ and invites viewers to discover videos, podcasts, interviews and essays about the future. The Tomorrow Project engages in ongoing discussions with scientists, science fiction authors and […]0 min
- will.i.am and Intel Futurist Brian David Johnson BrainstormIntel Futurist Brian David Johnson talks with Intel’s Director of Creative Innovation, will.i.am in this episode of The Tomorrow Project.0 min
About The Tomorrow Project
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What kind of future do you want to live in? What are you excited about and what concerns you? What is your request of the future? Brian David Johnson Intel's Futurist asks these questions and more with The Tomorrow Project, a fascinating initiative to investigate not only the future of computing but the broader implications on our lives and planet.
This is a unique time in history. Science and technology has progressed to the point where what we build is only constrained by the limits of our own imaginations. The future is not a fixed point in front of us that we are all hurdling helplessly towards. The future is built everyday by the actions of people. It's up to all of us to be active participants in the future and these conversations can do just that.
The Tomorrow Project engages in ongoing discussions with superstars, science fiction authors and scientists to get their visions for the world that's coming and the world they'd like to build.