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Collective Wisdom and AI – The Future Now Show
with George Pór & Reto Brosi “George and Reto discuss the concept of wisdom, with George emphasizing its relational and contextual nature. George also highlighted that wisdom aims for positive growth and development, rather than just maintaining the status quo. Reto then raised a question about George’s use of vocabulary inspired by Indian mythology and philosophy, and George explained that he sees contemporary philosophy as building on historical and modern thought, with a new tendency called Metamodernism embracing these different perspectives.” – AI summary by Zoom Resources by George Pór AI and WisdomTo be an “AI Whisperer” with ChatGPT, you have to closely attend to your self and your intentions, suggests George PórHow AI whisperers can become AI shamansPrelude to the Rise of the Compassionate AIGeorge Pór on wisdom-focused collaborative hybrid intelligence, AI whisperers, and AI shamans Credits George PórResearcher in wisdom-guided Collaborative Hybrid Intelligence of human & AI agents.Trusted advisor to visionary leaders. Social and movement architect.United Kingdom FounderCampus Co-Evolvecampus-coevolve.org Technoshaman on Medium.comtechnoshaman.medium.com FounderEnlivening Edgeenliveningedge.org AdvisorRiverStockholmriverflows.life Founder, Director of ResearchFuture HOWBrighton, Englandfuturehow.site Founder, Senior ConsultantCommunityIntelligence Ltd FacultyMeridian UniversityPetaluma, California, USAmeridianuniversity.edu Moderator Reto BrosiEfficient and effective ERMBasel, Switzerland Megrow Consulting GmbHManaging Directorwww.megrow.ch Felix B BoppProducer, The Future Now ShowFounder & Publisher, Club of Amsterdamclubofamsterdam.com The Future Now Showclubofamsterdam.com/the-future-now-show You can find The Future Now Show also atLinkedIn: The Future Now Show GroupYouTube: The Future Now Show Channel
Club of Amsterdam Journal, September 2024, Issue 267
Club of Amsterdam Journal, September 2024, Issue 267 HomeJournals ArchiveJournals – Main TopicsClimate Change Success StoriesThe Future Now Shows Club of Amsterdam SearchSubmit your articleContactDonateSubscribe CONTENT Lead Article Amazon deforestation cut by 83% in places protected byIndigenous communities – new research by Johan Oldekop, University of Manchester; Bowy den Braber, University of Sheffield, and Marina Schmoeller, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG) Article 01Shadow AI and Data Poisoning in Large Language Models:Implications for Global Security and Mitigation Strategiesby Igor van Gemert, Expert on Generative AI and CyberResilience The Future Now Show Redefining Indigenous Roles in Climate Action with Nkwi Flores & Reto Brosi Article 02 Organizational Silos andhow the “Go-To-Gemba” helps to overcome them by Peter van Gorsel News about the Future> FMS Future Mobility Solutions GmbH> FutureWater Article 03‘Knowledge keeps the fires burning’:how ancient Indigenous wisdom can transform our battle against climate change by Nina Lansbury, The University of Queensland; Bradley J. Moggridge, University of Technology Sydney; Geoff Evans, The University of Queensland; Lillian Ireland, The University of Queensland, and Tom Munro-Harrison, Indigenous Knowledge Recommended BookMovement: how to take back our streets and transform our livesby Thalia Verkade (author), Marco te Brömmelstroet (author) Article 04Natura 2000 Climate Change Success StoryNature Nature-based climate change solutions (NbCS)Positive Nature responses to climate change Thought Leader PortraitTony SebaCo-Founder, RethinkX TagsAgriculture, Andes, Artificial Intelligence, Biodiversity, Cities, Ecuador, FAO, Global Security, Go-To-Gemba, Indigenous, Indigenous Kultural-Agricultural Systems Heritage, Indigenous Values, IPCC, MOBILITY, Namibia, Nature, Public Space, SDGs, Shadow AI, Uganda, Water
Redefining Indigenous Roles – The Future Now Show
Redefining Indigenous Rolesin Climate Actionwith Nkwi Flores & Reto Brosi Nkwi and Reto discuss the effects of industrialization on non-industrialized societies, particularly in developing countries. Nkwi argues that these societies have contributed little to global pollution and emissions but have provided resources for industrialization in other parts of the world. He highlights the challenges faced by these societies in achieving developmental goals, such as the lack of infrastructure for electric vehicles and technical service providers. Nkwi also expresses concerns about industrialized agriculture dismantling traditional farming practices and the environmental impact of using banned pesticides and fertilizers in non-industrialized countries to grow crops for export, which could lead to issues like hunger and poverty. – AI summary by Zoom Digital Art credited to Nkwi Flores Credits Nkwi FloresIndigenous-led R&D | Trustee of Ancestral Territories |Carbon Farming Planner | Food Systems Transformation |Indigenous Ekonomy & BusinessBrooklyn, New York, United States Kinray HubFounder/Principal R&D ConsultantIndigenous-led Klimate Research & Resiliency Developmentwww.kinrayhub.org Northeast SARE FellowSouthern SARE (Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education) Program www.southernsare.org SEEKCommons FellowOpen Environmental Data Projectwww.openenvironmentaldata.org Adjunct LecturerCity University of New York-Herbert H. Lehman College www.lehman.edu InstructorNew York Botanical Gardenwww.nybg.org Moderator Reto BrosiEfficient and effective ERMBasel, Switzerland Megrow Consulting GmbHManaging Directorwww.megrow.ch Felix B BoppProducer, The Future Now ShowFounder & Publisher, Club of Amsterdamclubofamsterdam.com The Future Now Showclubofamsterdam.com/the-future-now-show You can find The Future Now Show also atLinkedIn: The Future Now Show GroupYouTube: The Future Now Show Channel
Club of Amsterdam Journal, June 2024, Issue 265
Club of Amsterdam Journal, June 2024, Issue 265 HomeJournals ArchiveJournals – Main TopicsClimate Change Success StoriesThe Future Now Shows Club of Amsterdam SearchSubmit your articleContactDonateSubscribe CONTENT Lead Article Who decides what ESG is and how to make investments greener – new research by Johannes Petry, University of Warwick; Jan Fichtner, University of Amsterdam, and Robin Jaspert, Goethe University Frankfurt am Main Article 01The AI Generation:how universities can prepare students for the changing worldby Richard Brown, Visiting Fellow at the School of Advanced Study, University of London, Demos The Future Now Show Impact Investment Challengeswith Robert Rubinstein & Mario de Vries Article 02 Disney Imagineer Makes History by Disney Parks News about the Future> Kendraio> Food Waste Index Report 2024 Article 03‘I tend to be very gentle’:how teachers are navigating climate change in the classroom by Kim Beasy, University of Tasmania, Chloe Lucas, University of Tasmania and Gretta Pecl, University of Tasmania Recommended BookPrinciples and Practice of Green Finance:Making the Financial System Sustainableby Simon Thompson Article 04The Rise of Shadow AI: How Nation-States Undermine Trust in AI for Political Gainby Igor van Gemert, Expert on Generative AI and CyberResilience Climate Change Success StoryEducation and Climate ChangeIntroduction by ChatGPT 3.5 WildlifeFoodOceanographySoilAirWaterEnergyMobilityUrban StudiesEducational Resources Futurist PortraitLindsay AngeloFuturist Tags: Africa, Air, Cameroon, Climate Change, EDUCATION,ESG Investing, FOOD, Impact Investment, Kenya,Oceanography, Rwanda, SDGs, Soil, SustainableInvestment, Tanzania, Uganda, UK, Urban Studies,USA, Waste, Water, Wildlife Welcome Felix B BoppProducer, The Future Now ShowFounder & Publisher, Club of Amsterdam Website statistics forclubofamsterdam.com May 2024:2024 visits 187,000visitors 83,0002023visits 766,000visitors 172,000 Impact InvestmentImpact investing is making investments to help create beneficial social or environmental effects while also generating financial gains. This investment strategy can involve different types of asset classes, such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds, or microloans. The point of impact investing is to use money and investment capital for positive social results. ESG InvestingESG stands for environmental, social, and governance. ESG investing refers to how companies score on these responsibility metrics and standards for potential investments. Environmental criteria gauge how a company safeguards the environment. Social criteria examine how it manages relationships with employees, suppliers, customers, and communities. Governance measures a company’s leadership, executive pay, audits, internal controls, and shareholder rights.Source: Investopedia QuotesRobert Rubinstein: “To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment.” Simon Thompson: “The Green Finance Education Charter sets out our collective commitment to incorporating green and sustainable finance principles and practice into our education and training programmes for professionals worldwide. Over time, millions of current and future professionals will develop their knowledge of green and sustainable finance – and play their part in leading the transition to a sustainable, low-carbon world.” Lindsay Angelo: “As Futurists, it’s not our job to predict the future. It’s our job to lay out plausible paths that may unfold and then to CREATE the future we desire. There is a distinct difference.”
Club of Amsterdam Journal, May 2024, Issue 264
Club of Amsterdam Journal, May 2024, Issue 264 HomeJournals ArchiveJournals – Main TopicsClimate Change Success StoriesThe Future Now Shows Club of Amsterdam SearchSubmit your articleContactDonateSubscribe CONTENTLead ArticleGenerating Democracy: AI and the coming revolution in political communicationsby Alice Dawson and James Ball Article 01AI In Banking and Financial ServicesArticle 1 of 4:Who’s Smarter?by Rohit Talwar, CEO, Fast Future The Future Now Show“Real-Future”with Marie-Hélène Caillol & Katie Schultz Article 02OpenAI-backed “AGI ROBOT” shocked the entire Industryby Matthew Berman News about the Future> Forge Battery> EPFL Tech4Dev Article 03Futurists predict a point where humans and machines become one.But will we see it coming?by John Kendall Hawkins and Sandy Boucher, University of New England Recommended BookProgressive Capitalism: How to Make Tech Work for All of Usby Ro Khanna Article 04Four ways AI could help us respond to climate change– despite how much energy it usesby Lakshmi Babu Saheer, Anglia Ruskin University Climate Change Success StoryArtificial Intelligence & Climate Change How is Artificial Intelligence beneficial for climate change?by ChatGPT 3.5 Energy EfficiencyRenewable Energy IntegrationClimate Modeling and PredictionNatural Resource ManagementPrecision AgricultureClimate Adaptation and ResilienceCarbon Capture and SequestrationBehavioral Change and Awareness Futurist PortraitDavid L. ShrierFuturist Tags:Agriculture, AI, Artificial Intelligence, Atmosphere, Banking, Bioacoustics,Capitalism, Carbon Capture, Carbon Storage, ChatGPT, Climate Change,Collective Intelligence, DEMOCRACY, Denmark, EDUCATION, EU, Europe,Forest, Natural Language Processing, North Sea, Real-Future, RenewableEnergy, Resilience, SDGs, Singularity, Solar Energy, Sustainable DevelopmentGoals, UN, Weather Welcome Felix B BoppProducer, The Future Now ShowFounder & Publisher, Club of Amsterdam Website statistics forclubofamsterdam.comApril 2024: 2024 visits 140,000 visitors 60,000 2023 visits 766,000 visitors 172,000 Quotes Rohit Talwar: “A great futurist really helps people get insights into the emerging future” Marie-Hélène Caillol: “With internet and globalisation, we are de facto embarked on the same boat from Paris to Beijing, Johannesburg and Rio. We see today that we can’t trust the system invented 70 years ago to produce peace any longer. It is high time to create new tools empowering stakeholders of the planet (citizens), stakeholders of the future (young leaders) … “ David Shrier: “What is the metaverse? Quite simply, it’s a digital platform to help people collaborate, work and play in new ways, in an immersive 3D environment.”
Impact Investment Challenges – The Future Now Show
with Robert Rubinstein & Mario de Vries Robert Rubinstein and Mario de Vries discuss the world of impact investment and its challenges. Robert emphasizes that sustainable investing does not have to be a trade-off with profitability. Robert criticizes the current ESG trend, describing it as a “fitness club” where everyone wants to show they’re doing something, but not actually implementing changes. He expressed concern over the lack of critical thought and the perpetuation of fraud in the industry. Robert emphasizes the need for true sustainability impact measurement and the importance of standardizing metrics. He raises concerns about the current state of sustainability reporting and the misconceptions among investors about their contributions to environmental and social restoration. He also points out systemic change as an advantage over chaos-based approaches. – AI summary by Zoom Moderator Credits Robert RubinsteinChairman & Founding PartnerMake the financial system work for all stakeholders.TBLI Group Holdings B.V.The Netherlandswww.tbligroup.com Moderator Mario de VriesMedia SpecialistPortugalgazooom.nlFelix B BoppProducer, The Future Now ShowFounder & Publisher, Club of Amsterdamclubofamsterdam.com The Future Now Showclubofamsterdam.com/the-future-now-show You can find The Future Now Show also atLinkedIn: The Future Now Show GroupYouTube: The Future Now Show Channel The Future Now ShowNew ShowThe Future Now ShowSearch The Future Now ShowThe ShowsThe TeamDialog & Networking