Posts Tagged ‘human intelligence’
Five rituals to access InnSæi (Icelandic word for intuition, “the sea within”) and thrive in the fast-changing attention economy
The world we live in is complex, volatile, fast-changing and non-linear. Everything is interconnected in a system where a small change in one place can cause an unforeseeable impact in another. Metaphorically speaking, the world we live in is very much like the ocean. It is in constant motion, and the ever-changing, unpredictable directions of…
Read MoreTechnology and the Cognition Crisis
___ “Our lives on this planet have improved in so many amazing ways over the last century. On average, we are now healthier, more affluent and literate, less violent and longer living. Despite these unprecedented positive changes, clear signs exist that we are in the midst of an emerging crisis–one that has not yet been…
Read MorePersonalize brain health and enhancement combining new imaging methods and human/ artificial intelligence
Personalize brain health and enhancement combining new imaging methods and human/ artificial intelligence from SharpBrains What kind of one-time or ongoing brain assessments can help pinpoint individual needs, and what role will intelligent assistants, human coaches and experts play in offering and supporting personalized care? Chair: Nikhil Sriraman, IP Analyst at SharpBrains Margaret Moore, Co-Founder of…
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