Club of Amsterdam Journal, November 2024, Issue 269
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| Lead Article German Lithium Strategy Article 01 An Academic Analysis of Sam Altman’s “The Intelligence Age”: Projections and Implications for the Future of Artificial Intelligence by Igor van Gemert, Expert on Generative AI and CyberResilience The Future Now Show AI Collaboration in Creative Workflow with Kris Krüg & Katie (Miss Metaverse®) Schultz Article 02 Why Japan is Hollowing Out a Mountain by The B1M News about the Future > Generating electricity from waste water > The Restart Project, London Article 03 A reflective perspective to rebrand NYCW by Nkwi Flores Indigenous-led R&D | BioKulture Designer | Food Systems Transformation | Biokulture Ekonomy | Trustee of Ancestral Recommended Book Earth and Soul: Reconnecting Amid Climate Chaos by Leah Rampy Article 04 Lost in translation: What spirituality and Einstein’s theory of time have to do with misunderstandings about climate change by Miki Mori, Université de Mayotte Climate Change Success Story Spirituality and Climate Change Japan / New Zealand / Kenya / Mongolia / Peru / South Africa / Saudia Arabia / Vietnam / Kosovo / Finland / Italy / Mexico Futurist Portrait Zack Kass AI Futurist Tags Artificial Intelligence, BioKulture, Creativity, Cyberpunk, Digital Art, Film, Finland, Germany, Indigenous, Inuit, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Kosovo, Lithium, Mexico, Mongolia, Neutrino Observatory, New Zealand, Peru, Saudia Arabia, South Africa, Spirituality, Vietnam Welcome  Felix B Bopp Producer, The Future Now Show Founder & Publisher, Club of Amsterdam Website statistics for clubofamsterdam.com October 2024: 2024 visits 355,300, visitors 137,500 2023 visits 766,000, visitors 172,000 For Insiders Our website is enjoying a fantastic group of visitors and we get a lot of friendly comments that support us. THANK YOU we appreciate it! Close to 1,000 comments reach us daily and the number is growing. We are handling this workload on a voluntary basis and are now beyond our capacity. We would like to maintain the quality of our service, but need your support. Please support us and donate:  And: Please have a look at the guidelines for posting comments  = ChatGPTQuotes Zack Kass : “Courage, vision, wisdom, and empathy are immutable human qualities that AI will not replace.” Kris Krüg: “We’re not here to imitate; we’re here to innovate on our own terms. Our tech scene isn’t just growing; it’s evolving into something uniquely badass.” |
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