There’s plenty of doom and gloom in the headlines these days about AI and automation. But could it be that robots and algorithms might actually improve human health? If so, how can adding AI and robotics to our healthcare and work systems lead to longer, healthier, and productive lives?

How can we (re)tell the story of the moon landing to make it more inclusive, inspiring, and empowering? It’s easy to focus on the men who first set foot on the lunar surface. But an estimated 400,000 men and women helped send them there—and bring them safely home. Read on to find out how the story of the first moon landing can help you create a better future for all.

Multi-generational teams, longer careers, upskilling… how can we prepare, and ultimately, thrive at work as lifespans and healthspans increase? As a scientist and futurist, I believe that t the stories we tell, the systems we build, and the ways we assign value are three factors that will hugely impact the futures that we create together. Here’s an example of this idea from something I read a few weeks ago. 

Are we prepared, as individuals, organizations, and societies, for radically longer and healthier lives? At the Festival de las Ideas in Mexico, I asked students, teachers, entrepreneurs, leaders, and other professionals to think deeply about this question. One year later, I revisit this question and share my thoughts on how we can all build a healthier future, together.

AI, climate change, hybrid work, longer lifespans… what challenges and opportunities can we spot today for the future of work?