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Program for the Future
The Program for the Future brought 200 actual and 4000 virtual participants to the Tech Museum in December 2008 to discuss the idea of collective intelligence, based on the work of Silicon Valley pioneer Douglas Engelbart. Below are one on one interviews with speakers and other participants in the conference, by Future Talk host Martin Wasserman. Click on a picture to see the interview, or on a name to get more info about the speaker. You can also read an interesting blog about the conference by participant Alan Levine, or an informative article by InfoWorld’s Paul Krill about how speakers Alan Kay and Andy Van Dam view some of the major challenges in the computer world today.
Hiroshi Ishii
Director of MIT Media Lab, and pioneer in “tangible bits”
Alan Kay
Leading pioneer in modern personal computing
Andy Van Dam
Computer pioneer, Professor at Brown Univ.
Thomas Malone
Director, MIT Center for Collective Intelligence
Peter Norvig
Director of Research at Google, Inc.
Joel Orr
VP and Chief Visionary of Cyon Research
Juanita Brown
Co-founder of The World Cafe
Harold Luft
Palo Alto Medical Foundation, author of “Total Cure”
Joyce Reynolds
Managing Director, GEO Group Strategic Services
Chuck House
Director of Stanford’s Media X Lab
Larry Johnson
CEO, New Media Consortium
Claudia Welss
Global Coherence Initiative
Alan Levine
V.P. Of Community and CTO, New Media Consortium
Rachel Smith
V.P. of Services, New Media Consortium
Chris Bui
Pioneer in the use of collective intelligence
Michael Sturm
Founder and Chairman of 5 Dynamics
Paul Resnick
Pioneer in reputation systems, Prof. At U. Of Michigan