Bayo Akomolafe once asked us, “what if the way we explain climate change is the problem?”. In this webinar series, he teaches us how to utilize the results of quantum experiments in understanding inter-being and its implications for understanding activism, change, and justice.
Emotions are an important aspect of the evolution of the human mind. Though we share the capacity for emotions with non-human animals, our processing of emotions can hold the key to our own humanity.
Like the birds, humans have a built-in compass. How can we keep this sense alive when GPS-enabled devises and navigation software have become so mainstream?
The best way we can look towards to the future is by stopping ourselves from dwelling in the past.
Not all technological development will benefit us. Others, unknown to their developers, worsen pre-existing conditions.
Our spiritual traditions have failed to address global crises. Can they still be relevant in these modern times?
The climate collapse is asking us to look at the world with a different set of eyes. It is asking us to distinguish what is essential and non-essential as we move forward to life in an unpredictable future.
World leaders now agree: AI has the potential to disrupt future generations. In order to safeguard human development, a landmark document called the Beijing Consensus, has been released to the public.
Will data anonymization resolve the privacy issues of the future? How does Oasis Labs hope to prevent data leakage?
As expected, some countries in the world have no capacity to take advantage of AI developments. Could this lead to greater social inequalities?