One of my favorite parts of FTI’s Tech Trends Report are the scenarios. Scenarios surface strategic insights. They make far-off risk feel urgent. And they help us start essential conversations about how we should respond to what's happening in the present. www.linkedin.com/pulse/envisi...
A selection of scenarios from the Future Today Institute trend report describing how AI and other emerging technologies will impact the future of news.
The full report is nearly 1,000 pages long with 695 trends—it has something for everyone, regardless of what industry you work in. Again, you can download the report here: 2024techtrends.com
Downloaded more than 1 million times each year, FTI's annual Tech Trends Report is a must-read for every industry. We track more than 700 technology and science trends that are likely to influence eve...
1. Generative AI is mainstream. 2. Digital traffic dynamics are shifting. 3. Publishers are losing power in the content value chain. 4. Foundations are the new hedge funds, offering an influx of cash to fund journalism. 5. Trust is essential for media businesses, but it is at near-historic lows.
This year there are 19 trends and 3 scenarios covering the future of news, as well as a breakdown of strategic threats and opportunities. The key takeaways from the News+Information chapter are:
The thesis of this year’s report is that we’re entering a “technology supercycle”—a wave of innovation so potent and pervasive that it promises to reshape our very existence. I wrote the News+Information section, which covers the inflection points in our news ecosystem.
The Future Today Institute’s 17th annual Tech Trends Report launched this weekend at SXSW, covering hundreds of technology trends across 16 industries and technologies! TL;DR - Regardless of where you work, the report has something for you: 2024techtrends.com
Downloaded more than 1 million times each year, FTI's annual Tech Trends Report is a must-read for every industry. We track more than 700 technology and science trends that are likely to influence eve...
In Nieman Journalism Lab's annual collection of predictions for the future of journalism, I wrote about how devices are the new gatekeepers. Devices increasingly use AI as a layer to synthesize incoming information and determine what and when information should reach users. bit.ly/3t9qxTb
"What these devices have in common is that they use AI as a layer to synthesize incoming information and determine what and when information should reach users."