This is my brand-new film on the future of work, jobs and education. Are you excited, or are you worried? The next 20 years will bring more change than the previous 300 years. Technology is rebooting the very idea of work, how we work, when we work, where we work, and sooner or later why we work. Computers are no longer stupid.

This is my brand-new film on the future of work, jobs and education. Find out more at http://www.howthefuturework... (and download the film for offline viewing, if desired). Are you excited, or are you worried? The next 20 years will bring more change than the previous 300 years. Technology is rebooting the very idea of work, how we work, when we work, where we work, and sooner or later why we work.

This is my latest short film sharing some thoughts on my #1 speaking topic: humans versus/with machines, artificial intelligence and the future of humanity in a world where machines can hear, see, speak, learn and'think'. On the one hand, artificial intelligence (AI) clearly has the capacity to improve our lives in pretty much every aspect, from energy to medical to smart cities; on the other end it could fundamentally change who we are as humans, and what we think of as'human'. It could be a great destroyer of jobs but it could also free as from unsatisfying routines. But if machines become truly'intelligent' what will be left for us to do... you may ask. I think it will all come down to what I call DIGITAL ETHICS i.e. how will we use technology to our collective human benefit (i.e.