The Tomorrow Project and Futurism at Intel

Brian David Johnson is a futurist and future caster at Intel Corporation. In his video, he outlines the importance of future research and speaks about "The Tomorrow Project" from Intel were the four bestselling authors Douglas Rushkoff, Ray Hammond, Scarlett Thomas and Markus Heitz created short stories about the technology of tomorrow.

English: http://newsroom.intel.com/docs/DOC-1490
German: http://newsroom.intel.com/docs/DOC-1411

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  Science & Technology

[Alex N]

is Intel starting to rot? Having a position of futurist can't be a good sign

[Nizar Dirawi]

5, 10 or 15 years from now?!

[catklyst]

Heres one intel. Please revolutionize manufacturing technology so i can buy a cheap consumer grade license to build a computer. Once i have the license allow me to design my own form factor for that computer and let the software arrange the parts inside to best meet my needs. I want a tablet no problem it builds a tablet. I want something stationary built into a desk or something i can hang on the wall no problem it builds that too. See where im coming from? Let the consumer design it.

[Andy Core]

The comments here are lame. I love the perspective on how, why and where science fiction, current and future technologies develop and PEOPLE all come together. To put creativity, science, processes and profitability in the same room and have them play nice would be a massive challenge.

[Michael P. Gusek]

Tell me something I don't know.

[labobo]

oh please

it's just guessing basically

he's so full of it

[pairodogs]

so it's like the think-tank they had developing future technologies in minority report... not that new

[666diehenne]

@rhinecentral

:-D

[rhinecentral]

Are the ears a futuristic design experiment?