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Watch live streaming video from liftconference at livestream.com (My original title was "Wired for Anticipation," hence the video title.) Video quality is iffy, and the audio isn't sync'd well, so be warned....
An audio recording of my talk at the "Biopolitics of Popular Culture" meeting in December is now available, so I've gone ahead and uploaded the presentation to slideshare. It's a ~25 minute talk, and it should be relatively easy to...
My 2010 calendar is filling up already! February 4: The Earthquake Engineering Research Institute's 2010 Annual Meeting (PDF). Morning keynote. San Francisco. Also February 4: State of Green Business Forum -- "Hacking the Earth Without Voiding its Warranty." San Francisco...
Just as a heads-up to anyone planning on being in Geneva (or in a nearby European location) in early May: I'll be speaking at the 2010 Lift conference. The theme is "What can the Future do for you?" Generations...
IEET has announced that Friday's Biopolitics of Popular Culture Seminar (referenced here and here) will be live-streamed for those folks unable to attend in person. Those unable to attend the event in person will be able to follow along in...
Lots of new speakers joining the Biopolitics of Popular Culture event on December 4. Here's the latest info: Biopolitics of Popular Culture Seminar Friday, December 4, 2009 EON Reality, Irvine, CA, USA This is your chance to learn firsthand from...
The talk I gave at the New York Future Salon is now available! The entire video runs about 98 minutes; my talk starts after a couple of minutes of intro, and I finish up right at the one-hour mark. The...
Join me and a pretty nifty selection of speakers on December 4 at the Biopolitics of Popular Culture event in HOLLYW--er, IRVINE, California. Popular culture is full of tropes and cliches that shape our debates about emerging technologies. Our most...
My latest Fast Company essay goes up today, talking about the different scenarios for a "Singularity" that arise when you take into account different cultural and political drivers for both before and after the development of greater-than-human intelligence. Three...
Here's my slide deck from my talk at last night's New York Futures Salon. This is the raw Slideshare conversion, so a few of the transitions end up as blank slides (and you lose all of the nifty Keynote effects)....
All of the details have been worked out, so now I can talk about it: I will be speaking in New York City on October 3, at the New York Futures Salon. The subject? Singularity Salon: Putting the Human Back...
Last March, I gave a talk in Menlo Park entitled "Cascio's Laws of Robotics." I've already posted a link to the slides I used, and to essays and interviews covering related topics. Now -- finally -- the video of the...
Video of my talk at AMP in Sydney is now available. It runs about an hour: There will be a prize (to be determined) for whomever comes up with the goofiest screencap of me from this video. My candidate is...
On Wednesday morning, I'll be presenting at AMPLIFY 09 in Sydney, Australia. The topic of my talk? "What if we really COULD change the future for the better?" It's at once a bit unsettling and a bit of a relief...
Video of my Mobile Monday talk now up: ...
The presentation went well. There should be a couple of videos available shortly -- the official one, and one recorded by Howard Rheingold. Here are the slides for my talk. This is the raw Slideshare version, with a few...
View more presentations from Jamais Cascio. Here's a sneak preview of the talk I'll be giving tomorrow....
That's the title of the talk I'm giving this Sunday (March 22) at the "Bay Area Artificial Intelligence Meetup Group" meeting-up that's meeting in Menlo Park (the one that's next to Palo Alto). The subtitle is "Building Intelligence in an...
This may be the best talk I've given so far. I just watched it -- not having really given it any thought since the event last Fall -- and I was pleasantly surprised at how well it all came together....
So, yeah. My talk from TED 2006 is now up on the TED site. (There's a higher-res downloadable MP4 version, as well.) The subject matter is ostensibly Worldchanging, but I use the platform to talk about the environmental participatory...
My 2009 is already filling up! Here's what the calendar holds so far: February 18-19: "Expanding the Vision of Sustainable Mobility" Art Center College of Design, Pasadena California. Talk to be determined, but likely about the future of sustainability. March-April:...
The talk I gave at the Global Catastrophic Risks conference a while back is now up and online, so here's the link. It runs a bit less than 20 minutes, and they did a good job of embedding slide images...
View SlideShare presentation or Upload your own. ...In case anyone is curious, here are the slides I used at the Global Catastrophic Risks conference in Mountain View, California, last month. Enjoy. I don't tend to use many slides with text,...
As I've noted, this weekend I'll be speaking at two different events in the SF Bay Area. I finally have the times for my talks, for those of you wishing to make sure you don't stumble across me by accident....
The program for the Global Catastrophic Risks event, November 14 at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California, has been doubled: Now you have 13 people (now only almost all middle-aged white guys) eager to describe in great...
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