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- Sep 29, 2026
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NEWS FROM THE FUTURE | Fake worker, fake job (opens the original)
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Five years ago youth unemployment spiked in China, South Africa, most of Europe, and even some US states. It wasn’t just the result of advanced AI and robotics; the trend had been in evidence for some time. For decades everyone assumed all you needed was a college degree to make you employable. But it turns out there’s only so much room for graduates in the knowledge economy, and better tech means we need fewer tech workers. Artisans and factory workers are actually more in demand these days. Ha
NEWS FROM THE FUTURE: No chip? No job (opens the original)
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Natural humans are at a decided disadvantage these days. Not only are we competing with robots and smart computer systems (no-one talks about AI anymore) but we also have to hold our own against people who have had an “upgrade” ― augmented human beings. Not that this comes as a surprise. For more than 30 years we saw efforts to treat all people equally gain some traction, but we all knew you had a better chance if you were brainy, talented, beautiful or super strong. Nobody complained if you stu
NEWS FROM THE FUTURE | Robotaxi rules the road (opens the original)
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For some time now Starlink has been the undisputed leader in global satellite internet and telecoms. Everyone uses it, and everyone loves it, everywhere. It’s the only network that offers affordable, fast, reliable connectivity anywhere on Earth. And most of the time all you need is your phone. Starlink was limited to the open sky, but since Tesla Cybercabs have flooded major cities with their on-demand Robotaxi service, there’s now a ground-based network too. Every Cybercab has Starlink integra
NEWS FROM THE FUTURE | A secret agent can upgrade your life (opens the original)
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Roger Kaputnik only flies first class. He’s on every A-list that matters and is always first in line. He always gets the best hotel suite and the best table for dinner. Every time. Roger knows how to jump the queue. He always gets the sneak previews, early-bird offers and exclusive deals. He’s got a secret agent. “I call him 007, because he’s smart and stealthy and a little bit ruthless. He does whatever it takes to get the job done.” Roger’s personal agent has been programmed for user-maxxing,
NEWS FROM THE FUTURE: The battle for entertainment dollars (opens the original)
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For more than a century Hollywood knew how to make stars. Silicon Valley knew how to make machines. Today, both are trying to do both. And neither side is enjoying it. The latest skirmish in the battle for consumers’ wallets began recently when several major studios announced plans to pull premium content from AI-powered entertainment platforms. The move follows months of tension over who owns the customer relationship: the company that makes the story or the company that delivers it. Just a few
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