Stanford Webinar - Forecasting Disruption: The Possibilities and Threats of Technology
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Autonomous vehicles, automation and robotics, rapidly changing internet, and generative AI - all examples of technological progress pointing to a future full of possibilities and risk. What if there was a way to use the science of forecasting to assess the possibilities and threats of technology to our existing business models?
Cynthia Benjamin, Chief Strategy & Innovation Officer and Co-Founder of Together Senior Health, and Bill Burnett, Adjunct Professor in Mechanical Engineering at Stanford University, look forward to the future for technological possibilities and needs to happen in order for them to happen. Gain insights on how you can assess the risks and opportunities of technologies, and how you can use this knowledge to inform your business strategy.
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