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1. PWC survey finds employers want entry level workers with senior level skills in the age of AIAI and intelligence29 May 2026
2. Ghost Murmur tool that allegedly found the downed US airman in Iran defies physicsAI and intelligence24 May 2026
3. AI could collapse the British welfare state warns UK government MinisterOpinion11 May 2026
4. OpenAI made a breakthrough on 80 year old maths problemRobotics9 May 2026
5. Lloyds bank quantum computing trials successfully detect money mulesComputing3 May 2026
6. Researchers use AI and known genetic codes to create revolutionary new Pandemic vaccinesBiotech and enhanced humans21 Apr 2026
7. Security experts are alarmed by the power of Anthropic’s new hacker AI MythosSecurity and privacy19 Apr 2026
8. AI lets anyone build a Bloomberg style trading platform in hoursConnected society1 Apr 2026
9. UK watchdog issues grim warning about letting AI run your lifeAI and intelligence28 Feb 2026
10. Advanced AI models keep recommending nuclear war to solve conflictsSecurity and privacy1 Feb 2026
11. UK General Warns AI Could Streamline Development of Targeted Biological WeaponsSecurity and privacy27 Dec 2025
12. New report forecasts Human Level AGI in 2027Opinion24 Dec 2025
13. The Godfather of AI says the technology is already conciousAI and intelligence21 Dec 2025
14. World first as paralysed man feels the world through another persons bodyBiotech and enhanced humans26 Nov 2025
15. Google DeepMind founder says AI could cure all disease by 2035Biotech and enhanced humans19 Nov 2025
16. Hassabis thinks the AI revolution will be 10x bigger and faster than the Industrial RevolutionAI and intelligence16 Nov 2025
17. WPP cuts out the agency to help brands generate their own AI adsAI and intelligence6 Nov 2025
18. The White house launches America’s Manhattan Project for science and innovationOpinion19 Oct 2025
19. UK MOD uses AI to classify and categorise secret documentsSecurity and privacy27 Sep 2025
20. UK NHS plans to genetically test every newborn baby to identify diseaseBiotech and enhanced humans24 Sep 2025
21. The Godfather of AI says ASI needs to mother humanity for us to surviveSecurity and privacy10 Aug 2025
22. Tesla gets a license to supply UK homes with electricityEarth and energy9 Aug 2025
23. Dyson’s massive Strawberry farm ferris wheel boosts yields by 250 percentRobotics14 Jul 2025
24. EON launches a pioneering district heating network for 6,500 peopleEarth and energy10 Jul 2025
25. DeepMinds new AI taught itself Minecraft from scratch like a humanAI and intelligence10 May 2025
26. World’s first floating nuclear reactor plant is coming to the USEarth and energy9 Apr 2025
27. Google’s latest AI upgrade gives scientists superpowersBiotech and enhanced humans18 Mar 2025
28. The Future and Deep Future of AI 2040 | Utilize, UK | Matthew Griffin | Technology Keynote SpeakerArticles11 Mar 2025
29. Ambition . Power . Opportunity | MBP Partners, UK | Matthew Griffin | Motivational Keynote SpeakerArticles11 Mar 2025
30. Google is building its own World Modelling team to help it achieve AGI goalsVirtual worlds9 Mar 2025
31. DeepMind’s AlphaZero has taught itself how to control powerful quantum computersComputing21 Feb 2025
32. Reversible computing breakthroughs could reduce AI energy consumption x4,000 foldComputing14 Jan 2025
33. Deepminds newest Embodied AI Agents learn with significantly less dataAI and intelligence31 Dec 2024
34. UK Flare Bright revolutionises GPS free drone navigation for denied environmentsSecurity and privacy27 Dec 2024
35. BOE Governor pitches tokenised wholesale transactions using central bank moneyConnected society10 Dec 2024
36. UK conducts first flights using GPS free quantum navigation techSecurity and privacy8 Dec 2024
37. Atlas of Cells is Google Maps for the human body and hits major milestoneBiotech and enhanced humans5 Dec 2024
38. UK company does the impossible to create magnets with no rare earthsIndustry and manufacturing19 Nov 2024
39. Hybrid WiFi-LoRA mashup creates ultra long range WiFiConnected society31 Oct 2024
40. New smart clothes tech turns everday garments into motion trackersIndustry and manufacturing28 Oct 2024
41. UK and US accelerate Quantum Computing research after China advancesComputing12 Oct 2024
42. New study says true cost of climate change could be $15,000 per person per yearOpinion4 Oct 2024
43. LLM AI’s can suddenly learn new skills now we might know whyAI and intelligence15 Sep 2024
44. Researchers unveil a pivotal new quantum computing chip that scalesComputing12 Sep 2024
45. Scientists have created the first autonomous AI scientistRobotics2 Sep 2024
46. Smart grid flaw gives home user complete control 200Mw of generating capacitySecurity and privacy25 Aug 2024
47. Scientists develop a new algorithm to spot AI HallucinationsAI and intelligence23 Aug 2024
48. 3D printed race car CZinger makes it into the record booksIndustry and manufacturing27 Jul 2024
49. The UK becomes first country to approve lab grown meat for pet foodAI and intelligence26 Jul 2024
50. IATA and BA launch their first fully integrated digital identify travel experienceSecurity and privacy19 Jul 2024
51. DeepMind AI Alphafold 3 finally masters all lifes moleculesBiotech and enhanced humans19 Jun 2024
52. NexGen Cloud invests $1.3 Bn to create European AI supercloudComputing15 Jun 2024
53. ClimateBERT helps summarise climate research and fight misinformationEarth and energy22 May 2024
54. Sci fi has inspired many things, and most of them like this robot are now sci fact.Earth and energy12 May 2024
55. World’s most powerful laser will be sextillion times brighter than the SunEarth and energy7 May 2024
56. Global Trends and Risk Outlook | Shawbrook Bank, London | Matthew Griffin | Trends Keynote SpeakerArticles17 Apr 2024
57. This new imaging tech lets researchers see inside Cancer cellsBiotech and enhanced humans5 Apr 2024
58. ARIA researchers attempt to cut AI computing costs by a thousandComputing4 Apr 2024
59. Researchers use rival AI’s to jailbreak one another in horrible cyber experimentSecurity and privacy29 Mar 2024
60. Many companies that trialled a four day work week decide to stick with itConnected society9 Mar 2024
61. Controlling self-improving artificial super intelligence is probably impossibleAI and intelligence22 Feb 2024
62. Employee transfers $25 Million after Deepfake video call with his company’s CFOSecurity and privacy18 Feb 2024
63. Deep sea wind turbines are coming to Britain’s coastsEarth and energy10 Feb 2024
64. AI robots learned how to play horrible football all by themselvesRobotics3 Feb 2024
65. DeepMind says its AI is a step closer to Artificial General IntelligenceAI and intelligence8 Jan 2024
66. The Future of AI, Cyber, and Data | Bytes Plc, UK | Matthew Griffin | AI and Cyber Keynote SpeakerArticles29 Dec 2023
67. Scientists have created synthetic blood that kills Cancer and super bugsBiotech and enhanced humans26 Dec 2023
68. One Time Programs could create autonomous ransomware with no call homeSecurity and privacy23 Dec 2023
69. New spray on sensor technology turns everything into a user interfaceAI and intelligence22 Dec 2023
70. These new acoustic cameras can take hi definition pictures of soundEarth and energy20 Dec 2023
71. Google’s DeepMind AI just invented 380,000 new compoundsIndustry and manufacturing17 Dec 2023
72. In a world first this organism has 50 percent synthetic DNABiotech and enhanced humans16 Dec 2023
73. DeepMind’s newest AI learns new skills by watching humansAI and intelligence13 Dec 2023
74. When constrained AI’s self-organise and develop the same features human brainsAI and intelligence6 Dec 2023
75. AI and the Future of Healthcare | Newcross, Gibraltar | Matthew Griffin | Healthcare Keynote SpeakerArticles4 Dec 2023
76. The Future of Education 2080 | Winchester College, UK | Matthew Griffin | Education Keynote SpeakerArticles2 Dec 2023
77. This speedy robot fixes broken pipes 10 times faster than humansRobotics20 Nov 2023
78. Scientists are trying to find better chemicals to recycle our clothesEarth and energy17 Nov 2023
79. Amazon new unveils plans to offer drone deliveries in the UK and Italy in 2024Transport and mobility16 Nov 2023
80. Vodafone and WiFi vendors play tug of war over 6GHz spectrumConnected society15 Nov 2023
81. Viruses mutated faster to avoid genetic edits in bird flu resistant CRISPR super chickensBiotech and enhanced humans25 Oct 2023
82. BAE’s torpedo dropping drone is a world firstSecurity and privacy17 Sep 2023
83. UBS pilots tokenised money market transfers on public blockchainsConnected society9 Sep 2023
84. DeepMind’s founder has come up with a new Turing Test for advanced AIAI and intelligence30 Aug 2023
85. Microsoft unveils the world’s first analogue computer to solve big problemsComputing29 Aug 2023
86. Google say their next AI will eclipse GPT-4 by multiplesAI and intelligence20 Aug 2023
87. This AI can tell what you’re typing just by listeningSecurity and privacy15 Aug 2023
88. Google DeepMind launches a watermarking tool for generative contentAI and intelligence12 Aug 2023
89. DeepMind’s robots are learning from the internet with ChatGPT brainsRobotics11 Aug 2023
90. DeepMinds new AI designed a new algorithm to speed up global computingAI and intelligence8 Aug 2023
91. HSBC London successfully tests a hackproof quantum network to secure tradesComputing31 Jul 2023
92. Quantum computers could cut the energy used by crypto by up to 90 percentComputing27 Jul 2023
93. UK banks are clamouring for a national platform for tokenised securitiesConnected society23 Jul 2023
94. Virgin Galactic blasts into commercial service with first space passenger paying flightSpace20 Jul 2023
95. A new European project is trying to make a digital twin of your brainVirtual worlds3 Jul 2023
96. DeepMind’s RobotCat AI generates its own data to learn new skills by itselfAI and intelligence30 Jun 2023
97. The UK’s Royal Navy will soon take delivery of its first autonomous minesweeperRobotics26 Jun 2023
98. AI learning from AI-generated content will damage future AI models warn researchersAI and intelligence16 Jun 2023
99. Limitless: The Future Human Potential | Greenwich University, UK | Matthew Griffin | Education Keynote SpeakerArticles12 May 2023
100. Researchers new high energy density grid scale storage flow battery lasts 30 yearsEarth and energy13 Apr 2023
101. Researchers clash silicon and photonic chips together to build ultra-fast low power chipsComputing3 Apr 2023
102. In a win win this company cools datacenters by heating community poolsEarth and energy21 Mar 2023
103. BritCoin could arrive in the next decade says BoEConnected society5 Mar 2023
104. Self-aware robots that recognise themselves and have a sense of self are getting closerRobotics21 Feb 2023
105. AI and the Future of the UK Workforce | DWP, UK Govt. | Matthew Griffin | Futurist Keynote SpeakerArticles2 Feb 2023
106. ChatGPT listed as an author on research papers and scientists disapproveAI and intelligence27 Jan 2023
107. This new invention lets doctors see radiation beams in real timeEarth and energy13 Jan 2023
108. Old oil wells are finding new life as Hydrogen fuel sources thanks to these bacteriaEarth and energy29 Dec 2022
109. Quantum sensors help BT boost the power of its 5G network a hundred foldConnected society28 Dec 2022
110. DeepMind’s newest AI thrashes human gamers at StrategoAI and intelligence23 Dec 2022
111. The Future of Infrastructure 2080 | New Civil Engineer, UK | Matthew Griffin | Infrastructure Keynote SpeakerArticles23 Dec 2022
112. New genetic firewalls keep engineered alien bacteria safe from outside attackersBiotech and enhanced humans18 Dec 2022
113. Google now sees a time when coding will be automated, rolls out AlphaCodeAI and intelligence11 Dec 2022
114. Rolls Royce successfully runs a converted aircraft engine on HydrogenEarth and energy3 Dec 2022
115. The world’s first tunnel dug by an autonomous robot swarm was just completed in the UKRobotics2 Dec 2022
116. Leading the Fascinatingly Unpredictable Future | ABRDN, Scotland | Matthew Griffin | Leadership Keynote SpeakerArticles2 Dec 2022
117. UK courts become the first in the world to let lawyers serve NFT court ordersConnected society23 Nov 2022
118. The Future of Risk 2030 | KPMG, UK | Matthew Griffin | Cyber and Risk Keynote SpeakerArticles23 Nov 2022
119. Lawyers are air dropping NFT’s on anonymous criminals to serve court ordersConnected society22 Nov 2022
120. From AI lawyers to AI judges courts are embracing tech for better and worseAI and intelligence18 Nov 2022
121. Cows get cancelled as whipped cream without the cow becomes a realityIndustry and manufacturing17 Nov 2022
122. Another breakthrough brings powerful molecular computers closer to realityComputing15 Nov 2022
123. First trials of lab grown blood cells for Sickle Cell patients starts in the UKBiotech and enhanced humans7 Nov 2022
124. Centrica injects hydrogen into a UK gas peaker plant for the first timeEarth and energy28 Oct 2022
125. The Future of TMT and Fintech | KPMG, UK | Matthew Griffin | Leadership Keynote SpeakerArticles17 Oct 2022
126. Gravity blows hot air to show off their latest 1,000bhp jet packTransport and mobility2 Oct 2022
127. This UK startup lets you buy a literal invisibility shieldIndustry and manufacturing20 Sep 2022
128. Healthcare 2050, a VR tour through the future with Novartis UKArticles6 Sep 2022
129. Reverse Brainstorming Masterclass | RSM, EMEA | Matthew Griffin | innovation Keynote SpeakerArticles3 Sep 2022
130. The Future of Work and the Workforce | ASM Tech, UK | Matthew Griffin | Technology Keynote SpeakerArticles1 Sep 2022
131. The Future of Transportation 2040 | Hounslow CC, UK | Matthew Griffin | Mobility Keynote SpeakerArticles31 Aug 2022
132. FabRx uses 3D printing to print personalised medicines for kids with rare diseasesBiotech and enhanced humans23 Aug 2022
133. Unilevers first 3D printed metamaterial chocolates take eating to a whole new levelIndustry and manufacturing22 Aug 2022
134. For the first time a flying yacht has made green hydrogen at seaEarth and energy22 Aug 2022
135. Airbus uses the giant A380 to test its first prototype Hydrogen jet enginesEarth and energy10 Aug 2022
136. Nanomagnetic computing could help create ultra efficient AI’s at the edgeComputing21 Jul 2022
137. The Mayflower becomes the first autonomous ship to cross the AtlanticTransport and mobility10 Jul 2022
138. The Future of Financial Services | Wolters Kluwers, Spain | Matt Griffin | Futurist Keynote SpeakerArticles8 Jun 2022
139. The Future of Industry | AVEVA, Orlando | Matthew Griffin | Leadership Keynote SpeakerArticles7 Jun 2022
140. The UK is running the biggest four day work week trial everConnected society31 May 2022
141. This startup wants to use Carbon Dioxide battery to store energy for the gridEarth and energy25 May 2022
142. Sony and co form an alliance to use blockchain tech to fight DeepFakesSecurity and privacy13 May 2022
143. The UK starts talks with SpaceX to launch a $20 Bn solar power station into orbitEarth and energy4 May 2022
144. Featured Futurist: The Jobs of 2040, TelegraphArticles3 May 2022
145. Queen Mary university students become the first to have lectures in the MetaverseVirtual worlds22 Apr 2022
146. The UK Government creates one government login to rule them allConnected society21 Apr 2022
147. In world first human brain cells in a dish learned to play Pong faster than AIAI and intelligence18 Apr 2022
148. A flying jetpack is on track to help create the world’s first HoverbikeTransport and mobility11 Apr 2022
149. REK’s phydigital sports arenas prove the future of sports is mixed realityVirtual worlds5 Apr 2022
150. Unmanned military drones team up with manned fighter jets during BAE trialSecurity and privacy23 Mar 2022
151. TSMC and Graphcore partnership accelerates AI training by over 40 percentComputing16 Mar 2022
152. Quantum sensor breakthrough reads brain activity from a distanceBiotech and enhanced humans15 Mar 2022
153. New quantum scanners detect underground tunnels with uncanny accuracyIndustry and manufacturing11 Mar 2022
154. UK to create a complete digital twin of its power grid to improve performanceEarth and energy8 Mar 2022
155. Futurist Podcast: The Future of the Fitness Industry, MembrArticles25 Feb 2022
156. The WHO endorses the use of the world’s first Malaria vaccineBiotech and enhanced humans19 Feb 2022
157. UK’s National Grid in talks to create an energy island in the North SeaEarth and energy9 Feb 2022
158. Researchers warn hackers could sabotage 4D printed products to cause catastrophic failuresConnected society16 Jan 2022
159. In a world first doctors use VR to help parents visualise their child’s surgeryVirtual worlds1 Jan 2022
160. UK researchers are getting ready to release swarms of robots into our sewersRobotics31 Dec 2021
161. Rolls Royce’s electric plane smashes multiple world recordsEarth and energy13 Dec 2021
162. Tesco selects central London for it’s first walk in walk out storeAI and intelligence12 Dec 2021
163. Google DeepMind is teaching AI to play Diplomacy before taking on the real thingAI and intelligence10 Dec 2021
164. Aker Offshore to create the world’s first wind turbine recycling plantEarth and energy26 Nov 2021
165. Life in the Year 2069 | Samsung, London | Matthew Griffin | Futurist Keynote SpeakerArticles19 Nov 2021
166. UK’s Heathrow airport to start operating flying taxis from 2025Transport and mobility12 Nov 2021
167. Futurist Podcast: Ethical Capitalism and Saving the Planet, ASMArticles9 Nov 2021
168. A new particle accelerator just created the brightest medical X-Rays everEarth and energy8 Nov 2021
169. Scotlands first underwater substation makes waves in the energy sectorEarth and energy29 Oct 2021
170. Oil giant BP bought a startup that turns office buildings into power plantsEarth and energy21 Oct 2021
171. 5G connected ambulance lets remote clinicians direct paramedics in real time using hapticsVirtual worlds2 Oct 2021
172. Webinar: The Future of Superyacht Design and HNW culture, SuperyachtNewsArticles1 Oct 2021
173. MotoGP stands up the world’s first ultra-fast standalone 5G broadcasting systemConnected society29 Sep 2021
174. After decades in the shadows Flying Whales is bringing back the mighty airshipTransport and mobility25 Sep 2021
175. 65 percent of all COVID disinformation came from just 12 peopleConnected society25 Aug 2021
176. Saudi megacity Neom to build world’s first solar dome desalination plantEarth and energy24 Aug 2021
177. Price to bury carbon nears tipping point as cost of emissions soarEarth and energy23 Aug 2021
178. The UN IPCC’s climate report is “Code Red for humanity”Earth and energy19 Aug 2021
179. IQ tests can’t measure it but Cognitive Flexibility is key to learning and creativityOpinion18 Aug 2021
180. Drax announces the worlds largest negative emissions energy projectEarth and energy17 Aug 2021
181. Arm’s flexible plastic computer chip gets ready to revolutionise the Internet of ThingsComputing14 Aug 2021
182. Volumetric video startup turns 2D video streams into interactive 3D contentVirtual worlds10 Aug 2021
183. Heatherwick’s autonomous EV concept also cleans up polluted city airTransport and mobility30 Jul 2021
184. The Future of Health and Wellness | Willis Towers Watson, UK | Matthew Griffin | Futurist Keynote SpeakerArticles29 Jul 2021
185. Gravity energy storage finds a new way to solve renewable energy’s achilles heelEarth and energy28 Jul 2021
186. Iceland’s five year long four day working week experiment is a blinding successConnected society18 Jul 2021
187. Sir Richard Branson becomes the first billionaire to almost reach spaceSpace12 Jul 2021
188. Bacteria manage to recycle plastic into vanilla flavouring in weird world firstEarth and energy4 Jul 2021
189. The world’s first satellite that can be re-programmed in orbit heads to final assemblySpace3 Jul 2021
190. This new chemical programming language could revolutionise digital chemistryComputing29 Jun 2021
191. Breakthrough gene therapy treatment cures children born without immune systemsBiotech and enhanced humans24 Jun 2021
192. Researchers turned fungi into computers in new breakthroughComputing13 Jun 2021
193. This robotic lab assistant is 1,000 times faster than humansRobotics11 Jun 2021
194. Research finds energy and transports hidden global cost could be $25 TrillionOpinion13 May 2021
195. BP announces plans to build the UK’s biggest hydrogen plantEarth and energy13 May 2021
196. The UK’s first flying taxi SkyPorts will be built in CoventryTransport and mobility9 May 2021
197. Bank of England jumps on the central bank digital currency bandwagonConnected society26 Apr 2021
198. The Future is GREAT | UK Government, London | Matthew Griffin | Leadership Keynote SpeakerArticles21 Apr 2021
199. The Future of Work and Workers | Unleashed, UK | Matthew Griffin | Futurist Keynote SpeakerArticles16 Apr 2021
200. JPMorgan ventures into UK retail banking with its first digital only bankConnected society9 Apr 2021
201. David Attenborough backs new technology that can recycle all plasticsEarth and energy31 Mar 2021
202. Saudia Arabia is building the world’s largest Green Hydrogen plantEarth and energy18 Mar 2021
203. The Future of Customer Experience | The Supper Club, London | Matthew Griffin | Customer Experience Keynote SpeakerArticles12 Mar 2021
204. Insect inspired robots are coming to fix the world’s wind turbinesRobotics9 Mar 2021
205. New materials you’ve never heard are cleaning up air conditioningIndustry and manufacturing23 Feb 2021
206. This is what travelling in a Mach 1 Hyperloop might look likeTransport and mobility16 Feb 2021
207. Promising single shot nano-vaccine could immunise everyone against all CoronavirusesBiotech and enhanced humans13 Feb 2021
208. Futurist Virtual Fireside Chat, UK: The Road to Recovery, KPMGArticles10 Feb 2021
209. Futurist Podcast: The Future of Everything, The Andy Rowe ShowArticles28 Jan 2021
210. DeepMind’s AI learns the rules as it goes so it can conquer the real worldAI and intelligence13 Jan 2021
211. Moon Mark will hold the first remote control car race on the Moon late 2021Transport and mobility8 Jan 2021
212. This new AI predicts which Twitter users will spread disinformationAI and intelligence31 Dec 2020
213. Ultra powerful quantum computers could give chatbots and digital humans emotionsAI and intelligence30 Dec 2020
214. The Future of Diversity, Inclusion, and Work | ENEI, UK | Matthew Griffin | DEI Keynote SpeakerArticles21 Dec 2020
215. DeepMind’s protein folding AI conquers biology’s 50 year grand challengeAI and intelligence16 Dec 2020
216. Predicting the Disruptive Future | Legal and General, UAE | Matthew Griffin | Leadership Keynote SpeakerArticles15 Dec 2020
217. Futurist Virtual Fireside Chat: The Future of Infrastructure, KPMGArticles14 Dec 2020
218. Inventor of the Lithium-Ion battery thinks his glass battery could revolutionise energyEarth and energy9 Dec 2020
219. Deepmind’s AI learned to create its own synthetic videos after watching YouTubeAI and intelligence6 Dec 2020
220. AztraZeneca’s cheap COVID-19 vaccine made in record time proves highly effectiveBiotech and enhanced humans28 Nov 2020
221. Featured Futurist: The pandemic has exposed just how flexible companies need to be, WIREDArticles17 Nov 2020
222. Uber used AI to automatically fire drivers and now they’re going to courtAI and intelligence14 Nov 2020
223. A UK entrepreneur made diamonds from nothing but airEarth and energy13 Nov 2020
224. Futurist Podcast: The impact of emerging tech 2020 to 2050, Mark MetryArticles5 Nov 2020
225. British Army shows off tiny bug drone that flies at 50mph and blows doors offRobotics29 Oct 2020
226. Revolutionary rocket that eats itself for fuel gets UK government fundingSpace27 Oct 2020
227. Futurist in the press: How 3D printed homes could solve Britain’s housing crisis, The TelegraphArticles23 Oct 2020
228. Featured Futurist: Preparing for the Future, Carphone WarehouseArticles19 Oct 2020
229. DeepFakes are the hot new corporate communications tool as companies dive inAI and intelligence28 Sep 2020
230. DeepMind’s AI now programs itself to make all the right decisionsAI and intelligence5 Sep 2020
231. Reaction Engines tests carbon free Ammonia as future hypersonic jet fuelEarth and energy4 Sep 2020
232. UK government ditches biased algorithm that downgraded hundreds of thousands of students exam gradesAI and intelligence30 Aug 2020
233. Reuters just unveiled their first ever full time DeepFake newscasterAI and intelligence24 Aug 2020
234. Mastering the Exponential Era | Utilize, London | Matthew Griffin | Technology Keynote SpeakerArticles21 Aug 2020
235. ESA machine turns moondust into oxygen and metal to help first moon colonists surviveIndustry and manufacturing21 Aug 2020
236. The Future of Insurance Panel | EveryWoman, UK | InsureTech Keynote SpeakerArticles13 Aug 2020
237. Virgin Galactic unveils the interior cabin of it’s tourist space planeTransport and mobility31 Jul 2020
238. Quadruple stranded DNA seen in human cells for the first timeBiotech and enhanced humans29 Jul 2020
239. Higher Steaks shows off the world’s first lab made bacon and pork belliesIndustry and manufacturing24 Jul 2020
240. New Membrane on a Chip tech accelerates COVID-19 vaccine screeningBiotech and enhanced humans13 Jul 2020
241. Full Speed Ahead | WIRED, UK | Matthew Griffin | WIRED Presenter and Keynote SpeakerArticles4 Jul 2020
242. Online grocer Ocado invests £17m to bring robot run vertical farms to the worldIndustry and manufacturing29 Jun 2020
243. As Covid-19 lockdowns ease companies begin tracking employees with in-house tracking appsConnected society27 Jun 2020
244. A new Virtual Government is helping the UN solve global inequalityAI and intelligence10 Jun 2020
245. Smart molecule breakthrough could boost computer memory by over a 100 foldComputing7 Jun 2020
246. Doctors treating Covid-19 patients use Microsoft Hololens to keep them and their teams safeVirtual worlds4 Jun 2020
247. Investing in the Exponential Era | Personal Finance Society, Birmingham | Matthew Griffin | Finance Keynote SpeakerArticles22 May 2020
248. Featured Futurist: Change the Abstract, Sopra SteriaArticles21 May 2020
249. Featured Futurist: The Climb to Digital Transformation, CherwellArticles20 May 2020
250. Covid-19 lockdown is straining networks and it’s AI to the rescueConnected society16 May 2020
251. Proximie helps self-isolating surgeons perform virtual surgeries from home during Covid-19Virtual worlds14 May 2020
252. The Future of Communities and Housing | British Property Federation, UK | Matthew Griffin | Futurist Keynote SpeakerArticles11 May 2020
253. World first as scientists link biological and artificial neurons together in a networkBiotech and enhanced humans8 May 2020
254. DeepMind’s newest AI studies humans to exploit weaknesses in their strategiesAI and intelligence1 May 2020
255. Researchers hail 3D printed supercharged “bionic coral” breakthroughIndustry and manufacturing26 Apr 2020
256. The Future of Work and Skills 2040 | Aon, London | Matthew Griffin | Work and Skills Keynote SpeakerArticles25 Apr 2020
257. DeepMind’s protein folding AI targets Covid-19 to help find vaccinesAI and intelligence14 Apr 2020
258. Featured Futurist: The Future of Air Travel 2050, NetflightsArticles13 Apr 2020
259. Our Algorithmic Society, the deadly consequences of unpredictable codeAI and intelligence10 Apr 2020
260. Rolls Royce announces plans to build 15 mini nuclear reactors in the UKEarth and energy20 Mar 2020
261. Featured Futurist: Stuff Magazine, The Invisible WearablesArticles4 Mar 2020
262. This new powerful terahertz camera uses lasers and radiation to see inside objectsEarth and energy27 Feb 2020
263. UK to ban the sale of combustion engine cars as early as 2032Transport and mobility23 Feb 2020
264. McDonalds open their first Dark Kitchen in the UKRobotics17 Feb 2020
265. Genetically engineered male moths programmed to kill off females released into the wildBiotech and enhanced humans11 Feb 2020
266. Researchers unveil an unhackable chip that even quantum computers can’t crackComputing16 Jan 2020
267. Future of Healthcare 2070 | Willis Towers Watson, London | Matthew Griffin | Healthcare Futurist Keynote SpeakerArticles9 Jan 2020
268. Investing in the Future | Bloomberg, London | Matthew Griffin | Leadership Keynote SpeakerArticles9 Jan 2020
269. Featured Futurist: Shaping the Future of UK Healthcare, DeloitteArticles31 Dec 2019
270. McLaren reveal their extreme 2050 shape shifting F1 race car conceptTransport and mobility28 Dec 2019
271. Google DeepMind’s AI helps researchers translate ancient languagesAI and intelligence22 Dec 2019
272. Featured Futurist: Stuff Magazine, The Virtual Sporting LifeArticles21 Dec 2019
273. Featured Futurist: Stuff Magazine, Spotify the DifferenceArticles21 Dec 2019
274. DeepMind’s AIphaStar achieves Starcraft II Grandmaster status, signals “advanced” AI has arrivedAI and intelligence17 Dec 2019
275. A Google intern built a shockingly good synthetic image generatorAI and intelligence16 Dec 2019
276. Former Go world champion retires after declaring “AI is invincible”AI and intelligence1 Dec 2019
277. Researchers repurpose tractor beam tech to create interactive hologramsVirtual worlds23 Nov 2019
278. Hypersonic flight a step closer after revolutionary British hypersonic engine aces testsTransport and mobility28 Oct 2019
279. Education in the Exponential Era | GEMS, UK | Matthew Griffin | Education Keynote SpeakerArticles21 Oct 2019
280. Futurist on TV: The Gadget Show, Channel 5Articles17 Oct 2019
281. The Future of Superyacht Design | Superyacht News, London | Matthew Griffin | Futurist Keynote SpeakerArticles17 Oct 2019
282. UK startup’s new method drastically reduces the cost of clean meatIndustry and manufacturing15 Oct 2019
283. Quantum teleportation breakthrough supercharges quantum technologiesComputing2 Oct 2019
284. Vodafone combines 5G and haptics to let rugby players 100 miles apart tackle each otherVirtual worlds21 Sep 2019
285. The DeepFake tech behind David Beckham’s viral malaria campaign explainedAI and intelligence4 Sep 2019
286. Featured Futurist: Samsung KX50, The Future in FocusArticles29 Aug 2019
287. University nabs multi-million pound to create next gen reconfigurable electronicsIndustry and manufacturing17 Aug 2019
288. Fully autonomous raspberry picking robot successfully completes field trialsRobotics7 Aug 2019
289. Revolutionary air breathing rocket engine gets green light for testsTransport and mobility7 Jul 2019
290. “Unblinking Eye” pre-crime tech gets investment boost from UK governmentSecurity and privacy19 May 2019
291. All new UK homes will be off the gas grid by 2025 says UK governmentEarth and energy16 Apr 2019
292. A decade after the first person was cured of HIV, another is in remissionBiotech and enhanced humans17 Mar 2019
293. World first as Google DeepMind’s AI crushes the world’s top Starcraft playersAI and intelligence8 Mar 2019
294. Batteries are passé as researchers use ambient sound to charge smartphonesEarth and energy1 Mar 2019
295. Creative AI’s have learnt how to create their own video gamesAI and intelligence27 Feb 2019
296. Genetic engineering breakthrough turns chickens into egg laying medicine factoriesIndustry and manufacturing14 Feb 2019
297. Scientists have created the blackest material ever, and it’s great for gamingIndustry and manufacturing8 Feb 2019
298. Investing in the Exponential Future | SRP, London | Matthew Griffin | Investment Keynote SpeakerArticles4 Feb 2019
299. World first as scientists use tractor beams to make objects danceEarth and energy17 Jan 2019
300. UK and Singapore set 2021 deadline to launch world’s first quantum communications cubesatSecurity and privacy10 Jan 2019
301. Virgin Galactic soars into space and the record books with succesful test flightTransport and mobility18 Dec 2018
302. Inside Google’s plan to make sure AI is safeSecurity and privacy7 Dec 2018
303. The UK FCA could become the world’s first AI robo-regulatorRobotics3 Dec 2018
304. This million core neuromorphic computer simulates a whole mouse brainComputing24 Nov 2018
305. Lexus turns to IBM to create the world’s first AI scripted advertAI and intelligence23 Nov 2018
306. Featured Futurist, TV Interview: The Future of Aviation 2020 to 2070, APEX InsiderTransport and mobility22 Nov 2018
307. The world’s first DNA storage machine is the size of a busComputing18 Nov 2018
308. The UK’s new Quantum Compass makes GPS satellites obsoleteTransport and mobility17 Nov 2018
309. Triton’s $48million submarine takes the super rich to the bottom of the deepest oceanTransport and mobility14 Nov 2018
310. DeepFake busting app spots even a single pixel out of placeAI and intelligence11 Nov 2018
311. Featured Futurist: Maximising the AI Opportunity, MicrosoftArticles7 Nov 2018
312. Meet the robot surgeon that’s going to be taking aim at your organsRobotics6 Nov 2018
313. Virgin Orbit strapped a rocket to their 747 to democratise access to spaceSpace3 Nov 2018
314. Virgin Atlantic completes world’s first biofuel trans Atlantic flightEarth and energy7 Oct 2018
315. Researchers 3D print human corneas in world firstIndustry and manufacturing6 Oct 2018
316. AI is now better at diagnosing eye diseases than human expertsAI and intelligence1 Oct 2018
317. BAE is developing a “wearable” cockpit for fighter jetsVirtual worlds28 Sep 2018
318. The Future of Superyacht Design | SuperyachtNews, UK | Matthew Griffin | Luxury Keynote SpeakerArticles25 Sep 2018
319. Unhackable “Quantum Alphabet” encryption ushers in new era in cybersecuritySecurity and privacy22 Sep 2018
320. DeepMind’s AI now has human like 3D visionAI and intelligence10 Sep 2018
321. Scientists make biodegradable plastic from sugar and carbon dioxideIndustry and manufacturing8 Sep 2018
322. Scientists use electro-charged nanoparticles to create liquid mirrorsIndustry and manufacturing30 Aug 2018
323. Artificial General Intelligence is here, DeepMind unveils its Impala AGIAI and intelligence23 Aug 2018
324. Scientists printed a flexible battery that could revolutionise wearable computersEarth and energy7 Aug 2018
325. Ocado shows off the world’s most advanced automated warehouseRobotics6 Aug 2018
326. A solar panel the size of a book could soon power your entire homeEarth and energy1 Aug 2018
327. Aston Martin unveils its first stunning flying car conceptTransport and mobility30 Jul 2018
328. Rolls Royce is building cockroach like robots and snakes to fix airplane enginesRobotics29 Jul 2018
329. Google has created a test to measure AI’s ability to reasonAI and intelligence28 Jul 2018
330. Rolls Royce unveil their new flying car conceptTransport and mobility24 Jul 2018
331. Biodegradable plastics made from “Tree glue” could hit the shelves in five yearsIndustry and manufacturing19 Jul 2018
332. Canada and UK partner to develop the West’s first Quantum Radar systemSecurity and privacy17 Jul 2018
333. Roborace’s fully autonomous race car prepares to pound the track at FoSTransport and mobility11 Jul 2018
334. The Future of CNI and Nuclear Security | CyberSenate, Warrington | Matthew Griffin | CNI Keynote SpeakerArticles5 Jul 2018
335. A scientist captured an impossible photo of a single atomEarth and energy4 Jul 2018
336. Revolutionary AI chip that replaces GPU’s hailed as the “future” by ARM’s founderComputing23 Jun 2018
337. Robots in extreme environments, going where no human can, or wants to goRobotics14 Jun 2018
338. Futurist in the press: Tech giants and Trust in the dock, Associated PressArticles13 Jun 2018
339. Infographic: The Future of AI in the Energy SectorEarth and energy24 May 2018
340. Experiment proves DNA computers could be the most powerful on EarthComputing23 May 2018
341. The Future of Investing | STOXX, London | Matthew Griffin | Futurist Keynote SpeakerArticles23 May 2018
342. Adapt or Die | Cherwell, Reading | Matthew Griffin | Disruption Keynote SpeakerArticles21 May 2018
343. The Future of Communities | Castleton, Milton Keynes | Matthew Griffin | Futurist Keynote SpeakerArticles21 May 2018
344. One in a billion enzyme that breaks down plastic found in Japanese dumpEarth and energy20 May 2018
345. Decentralised energy grids and renewables get a boost from CentricaEarth and energy17 May 2018
346. These nanomachines can drill into diseased cells and kill themBiotech and enhanced humans13 May 2018
347. Suspicious nuclear power plants can now be monitored remotely using WATCHMANSecurity and privacy12 May 2018
348. New Quantum ML algorithm could revolutionise Quantum AI before it even beginsAI and intelligence2 May 2018
349. The Future of Artificial Intelligence | LoopMe, London | Matthew Griffin | AI Futurist Keynote SpeakerArticles27 Apr 2018
350. AI can now restore your corrupted photos to their original conditionAI and intelligence26 Apr 2018
351. UK Government mulls creating the world’s first Robo-Regulator for fintechsRobotics23 Apr 2018
352. Semi-synthetic cells could revolutionise everything from sensors to healthcareBiotech and enhanced humans12 Apr 2018
353. Vodafone and Nokia partner to create a 4G network on the MoonSpace7 Mar 2018
354. Google just gave its AI its own “human” psychologistAI and intelligence5 Mar 2018
355. British bank trials a life like digital Avatar to serve customers betterAI and intelligence23 Feb 2018
356. New Graphene sieve turns seawater into drinking waterEarth and energy21 Feb 2018
357. NASA inspired tech designed for outer space triples crop yields on EarthIndustry and manufacturing3 Feb 2018
358. Futurist in the press: Exclusive interview with Richard Branson, Metro newspaperArticles2 Feb 2018
359. Scientists use sound tornadoes to create the world’s biggest tractor beamIndustry and manufacturing26 Jan 2018
360. The world’s first molecular robots go to work on the production lineIndustry and manufacturing22 Jan 2018
361. UK government’s plan to use AI to rate schools hits oppositionAI and intelligence5 Jan 2018
362. Breakthrough genetic treatment slows the progression of Huntingdons DiseaseBiotech and enhanced humans24 Dec 2017
363. Researchers use Biohybrid Robots made from algae to treat CancerRobotics23 Dec 2017
364. DeepMind’s self-learning AI took four hours to learn and master chessAI and intelligence19 Dec 2017
365. DeepMind unveils the world’s first test to assess dangerous AI’s and algorithmsSecurity and privacy17 Dec 2017
366. European giants team up to build electric aircraftTransport and mobility16 Dec 2017
367. DeepMind’s newest AI learns by itself and creates its own knowledgeAI and intelligence12 Dec 2017
368. The Future of Trust | Battle of the Quants, London | Matthew Griffin | Futurist Keynote SpeakerArticles6 Dec 2017
369. Wireless charging, the next frontier for electric vehicles gains tractionEarth and energy5 Dec 2017
370. Pioneering blockchain experiment rewards volunteering and helping the communityConnected society1 Dec 2017
371. UK Government announces self-driving cars to hit the roads by 2021, prepares 1 million drivers for redundancyTransport and mobility25 Nov 2017
372. First of a kind AI malware learns and mimics its target systems behaviours to prevent detectionSecurity and privacy24 Nov 2017
373. ARM CEO challenges the tech industry to build an immune system to prevent a cyber pandemicSecurity and privacy10 Nov 2017
374. The Future of Disruption | University of Oxford, Oxford | Matthew Griffin | Disruption Keynote SpeakerArticles3 Nov 2017
375. Google DeepMind’s new business unit to assess AI’s impact on societyAI and intelligence31 Oct 2017
376. World first as drones and robots plant, tend and harvest their own cropsRobotics22 Oct 2017
377. The Future of Defence | UK Ministry of Defence, Swindon | Matthew Griffin | Defense and Aerospace Keynote SpeakerArticles14 Oct 2017
378. Farmers in the future will “shepherd herds of robots”Robotics17 Sep 2017
379. UK to start self-driving semi-truck trials on public roads in 2018Transport and mobility16 Sep 2017
380. “Inspirational” AI’s will replace teachers in ten yearsAI and intelligence14 Sep 2017
381. UK passes payment milestone as cards overtake cash as kingConnected society14 Aug 2017
382. Strong winds in Europe push renewable energy prices negativeEarth and energy13 Aug 2017
383. Experts: AI ‘will beat humans in all tasks by 2060, and take all jobs by 2140’AI and intelligence11 Aug 2017
384. Britain bans sale of combustion engines from 2040Transport and mobility5 Aug 2017
385. Google DeepMind has given its AI the ability to imagine and ultimately innovateAI and intelligence30 Jul 2017
386. Featured Futurist: Taylor Review of Modern Working Practises, The RSAArticles21 Jul 2017
387. The Future of Customer Experience | MarketForce, London | Matthew Griffin | Customer Experience FuturistArticles5 Jul 2017
388. UK’s newest fusion reactor just generated first plasmaEarth and energy27 Jun 2017
389. Behind the Scenes at Marketforce’s OpsTechFS EventArticles21 Jun 2017
390. Terrorists are using ‘Photo morph’ fraud to circumvent border securityAI and intelligence8 Jun 2017
391. Scientists think they’ve found evidence of a parallel universeSpace7 May 2017
392. AI has learnt to predict heart attacks more accurately than doctorsBiotech and enhanced humans29 Apr 2017
393. Beware false dreams, Strange Beasts reveals technology’s dark sideVirtual worlds28 Apr 2017
394. The robo-lawyer that overturned 160,000 parking tickets is helping refugees claim asylumAI and intelligence20 Apr 2017
395. Darktrace’s new AI automatically stops cyber attacksSecurity and privacy17 Apr 2017
396. Uber is building its own EV charging network in LondonTransport and mobility10 Apr 2017
397. Branson announces Virgin Galactic will send tourists into space in 2018Space7 Apr 2017
398. Two companies announce plans to become the Tesla of the airTransport and mobility5 Apr 2017
399. Watch: Daedulus is an insane, real life flying Iron Man suitTransport and mobility4 Apr 2017
400. Fast, deadly laser wielding underwater robots revolutionise fish farmingEarth and energy4 Apr 2017