How do we ensure humanity remains central in the AI revolution? Tiffany joins TechCrunch Disrupt and shares her insights, industry blind spots, and hopes for an inclusive future.

As healthcare rapidly evolves alongside technology, how can we ensure that patient care remains a top priority? I explore the intersection of health and tech, offering insights from my talk at the 2024 Association of Ohio Health Commissioners Conference.

Join the conversation about space, innovation, and collaboration with insights from the Space Futures & Governance Workshop, hosted by the Foresight Institute and OpenLunar Foundation.

Upgrade by Blake Crouch is a gripping sci-fi novel that delves into the powerful potential of gene editing. This is a must-read for fans of thought-provoking thrillers and anyone curious about the possible future(s) of technologies.

How will the space sector benefit from diversity? And how will space make life on Earth better? I share my thoughts at the Space for Inspiration conference hosted by the Business in Space Growth Network of the European Space Agency.

Embracing the natural world can offer profound insights into thriving in life and leadership! As I hiked through mountains and forests this year, I found myself reflecting on three key aspects of a bio-inspired mindset.

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.

What was Charles Darwin’s home life like? During my visit to Down House, I had the opportunity to step into his world and discover the personal spaces, family dynamics, and bio-inspired connections that shaped the renowned naturalist. Read this blog to explore his home and draw inspiration for a better future.

In what ways can we draw lessons from technology to address humanity’s grand challenges? After a visit to the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California, I ponder on the insights we can learn from the past to help us shape a better future.