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Tim Weber is senior vice president at Edelman, the worldโs largest independent public relations firm based in London. A content and social media specialist, he focuses on technology and energy. Until last year he was business and technology editor for BBC News Interactive.
The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) promises a technology revolution, but like most major innovations these days it is misunderstood. Some of its real risks to society and to the privacy and autonomy of our daily lives are practically undiscussed. (Originally from Techonomy Magazine)
Few technologies have raced through the hype cycle in such a short time as Virtual, Augmented and Mixed Reality. All three make digital information not just interactive, but immersive. We look at various approaches, but conclude that VR, AR and MR will likely trigger a fundamental shift in our relationship with technology.
Youโve got a great idea. Youโve assembled a team of four or five people, all enthusiastic, all raring to go. Thatโs it. Youโre ready to take on the giants. This is not the familiar story of online start-ups and one-app wonders, where the business model is a quick sell-out to Facebook, Google, or Apple. Instead itโs the story of companies like Jimdo, a small German business that makes it easy to build and run websitesโwhether you want to run a blog, create a personal site to show off your fly-fishing prowess, or create an online presence for your small business. Jimdo started as the side project of an online marketing team that didnโt like the software available at the time to build websites. So they built their own easy-to-use, browser-based tools.