According to one futurist, the next frontier for human innovation is the body itself. In a talk at Fast Company's European Innovation Festival, historian and international bestselling author, Yuval Noah Harari, said that the human body is on a crash course with technology. 'It's increasingly hard to tell where I end and where the computer begins,' Harari said, as reported by Fast Company. In the future, humans and technology will be impossible to differentiate from one another says one prominent futurist. Yuval Noah Harari (pictured, file photo) spoke recently during Fast Company's European Innovation Festival'In the future, it is likely that the smartphone will not be separated from you at all,' Harari said.

Mumbai: Sebastian Thrun is a man of many parts. The president and co-founder of e-learning company Udacity, is not only an innovator and computer scientist but also CEO of Kitty Hawk Corporation that makes flying cars and chairman of Cresta.ai--a Germany-born Thrun was earlier a Google VP and Fellow. At Google, he founded Google X and Google's self-driving car team. He is currently also an Adjunct Professor at Stanford University and at Georgia Tech.

Mr. Suhale Kapoor, Co-founder and Executive Vice President, Absolutdata Analytics, talks to EFY about the tremendous potentials Artificial Intelligence holds and the deep neural networks it is creating upon itself and learning to interact with us. A Artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things (IoT) will play a significant role in several ways in the future. There are multiple forces which are driving the growing need for both the technologies and more and more organizations, industries, and technologists have started to implement it in multiple scenarios. The true benefit of both IoT and AI can be experienced when they are combined, both at the server end as well as at devices. In the past one decade there has been a phenomenal growth in the number of sensors and machines used to measure and record the events and situations in the physical world.