Podcast appearances and mentions of tracey follows

How will Artificial Intelligence (AI) transform the food industry? Experts say it's already having an effect - whether through self-service checkouts or the algorithms that determine which recipes you see online or the way supermarkets are using it to predict the next big food trend.Jaega Wise heads to the Waitrose Headquarters in Berkshire to find out how their product development team is using AI to inform which ingredients they stock on the shelves. She also talks to the firm Tastewise which makes software that calculates food trends by analysing social media and online menus.A restaurant in Glasgow is already using embodied AI in the form of robots which serve their customers. Jaega witnesses the robots in action and finds diners are divided over their use. She also talks to consumer affairs journalist Harry Wallop about how supermarkets use our data and the futurist Tracey Follows who gives us her take on what might happen next in the world of AI. Jaega also hears the tipped top food trends for 2025. Presented by Jaega Wise Produced for BBC Audio in Bristol by Robin Markwell

There's a lot of speculation about how we'll be working and getting paid in the future – think 2040 and beyond. While all those dystopian TV shows and movies might help you to imagine what it could be like, we are already getting glimpses of the future in our daily lives. This is thanks to our increased reliance on automation and, of course, the more recent surge in our use of generative artificial intelligence. One recent report on the future of work has found that traditional salaries will no longer exist – that's right, forget the frustration of waiting for your monthly salary transfer. Instead, employees can look forward to real-time payments and even instant bonuses for a job well done. But what else is in store for workers in the future? Host Felicity Glover talks to Tracey Follows, a UK-based futurist who discusses her latest research on the work of the future.

DESCRIPTION Tracey Follows, the author and podcaster of The Future of You, explains how your digital identity will evolve. Custodial or self-sovereign? Centralized or Web3? Big Brother-style surveillance capitalism or liberty? What do we mean by digital identity when there is no government-issued credential?   More about Brett Brett King is a futurist, an Amazon bestselling author, an award-winning speaker, hosts a globally recognized radio show, is the Founder of the first mobile, neo-bank globally Moven, and in his spare time enjoys flying as an IFR pilot, scuba diving, motor racing, gaming and Sci-Fi. He advised the Obama administration on the Future of Banking, President Xi had his book on his bookshelf, and he has spoken on the future in 50 countries in just the last few years.

Tracey Follows, the author and podcaster of The Future of You, explains how your digital identity will evolve. Custodial or self-sovereign? Centralized or Web3? Big Brother-style surveillance capitalism or liberty? What do we mean by digital identity when there is no government-issued credential?  

Tracey Follows is back to put the big questions of identity to FuturePod.Interviewed by: Peter Hayward

In this final episode of the season, I speak with Tracey Follows - a futurist and author of The Future of You: Can Your Identity Survive 21st-Century Technology?  The CEO of Futuremade, a futures consultancy advising global brands and applying foresight to boost business, Tracey has appeared on BBC Business Matters, Radio 4, Talk Radio, and on the Megyn Kelly show in the US. A contributor to the FT, Guardian, and the Daily Mail, she has her own contributor column in Forbes, and hosts The Future of You podcast. Tracey has spoken at UN HQ, keynoted at events such as the Financial Times Tech Live and Think With Google, and spoken alongside Silicon Valley CEOs at the FT's Global Boardroom, as well as UK Government and Parliamentarians at Think Digital Identity, delivering her Tedx at the UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office. She has covered topics as diverse as the future of luxury, retail, media, cities, gender, work, defense, justice, entertainment, and AI ethics, decoding what future trends mean for businesses, brands and organisations. Recorded on 9th June 2022.

Have you ever wondered about the people, trends and forces shaping our future? From what we eat and what we wear to what we believe, our world is in a constant state of flux, which makes our current predictions about the future far from accurate. Co-hosted by Cat Wiles, Chief Strategy Officer at Cossette, Canada's largest integrated creative agency, and Tracey Follows, Futurist, Speaker and Author of The Future of You, Think Beyond is a podcast that reframes the way we think about our current reality, so we can re-evaluate the way we envision our collective future—today, tomorrow and beyond.

Megyn Kelly is joined by David Zweig, journalist for The Atlantic, Chris Arnade, photographer and author of "Dignity," and Tracey Follows, futurist and author of "The Future of You," to talk about the CDC director continuing to tout a discredited, learning about "Back Row America," the arrogance and ignorance of the elites and "Front Row America," drug addiction in America, the values that matter to most Americans, why the Democrats and Biden are "toast" in 2022, why some in the "back row" are avoiding the vaccine, the need for community and risk-taking, our terrifying and exciting digital future, the way humans are becoming machine-readable and the tech starting to go inside of us, the ethics of new technology, deep fakes and biomarkers, what technology will mean for health in the future, and more.Follow The Megyn Kelly Show on all social platforms: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/MegynKellyTwitter: http://Twitter.com/MegynKellyShowInstagram: http://Instagram.com/MegynKellyShowFacebook: http://Facebook.com/MegynKellyShow Find out more information at: https://www.devilmaycaremedia.com/megynkellyshow

Velina's Talk with Tracey Follows, author of "The Future of You: Can Your Identity Survive 21st-Century Technology?"

This week my guest is futurist Tracey Follows, who recently released her book, The Future of You: Can Your Identity Survive 21st-Century Technology? In this episode we explore many different aspects of identity and privacy, including narcissism, how our identities are being flattened into carbon copies of one another, anonymity, how our digital identities are influencing how we live, and much more. You can find more of Tracey's work at https://www.traceyfollows.com/ or follow her on at https://twitter.com/traceyfutures * Host: Steven Parton - LinkedIn / Twitter Music by: Amine el Filali

Vicki and Geraldine talk to the futurist Tracey Follows, author of The Future of You, about the internet's potential to undermine our sense of who we are.Talking points:How can we think clearly about the future when tech is so full of surprises?Does tech lead to authoritarian governments?Should you do a genetic test?

Tracey Follows is a professional futurist and works with clients on long-term strategies, including Telefonica, Google, Sky, Farfetch, Conde Nast, and Virgin. She writes and speaks on Futures, appearing in a global list of 50 female futurists in Forbes. She has spoken at UN HQ, the UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office, and at events such as Think With Google. She has appeared on BBC Business Matters, is a go-to futurist for many national press titles, and is a contributor columnist in Forbes. She was an Adage 'Woman to Watch' 2017, Women in Marketing Award Winner for Outstanding Contribution to Marketing 2016, and Inaugural Creative Strategy Jury President at Cannes Lions 2019. In 2018, she was listed by Business Cloud as a Trailblazing Woman in Tech. She is a member of the Association of Professional Futurists, World Futures Studies Federation, and a Fellow of the RSA. In this episode, Velina Tchakarova speaks to her about the future of humanity, touching on topics such as futurism, the biggest systemic risks in the future, major shifts in the geopolitical sphere, her book "The Future of You", major shifts in the geopolitical sphere, the possible winner of the 4th Industrial Revolution, and more.

Tracey Follows is a professional futurist and works with clients on long-term strategies, including Telefonica, Google, Sky, Farfetch, Conde Nast, and Virgin. She writes and speaks on Futures, appearing in a global list of 50 female futurists in Forbes. She has spoken at UN HQ, the UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office, and at events such as Think With Google. She has appeared on BBC Business Matters, is a go-to futurist for many national press titles, and is a contributor columnist in Forbes. She was an Adage 'Woman to Watch' 2017, Women in Marketing Award Winner for Outstanding Contribution to Marketing 2016, and Inaugural Creative Strategy Jury President at Cannes Lions 2019. In 2018, she was listed by Business Cloud as a Trailblazing Woman in Tech. She is a member of the Association of Professional Futurists, World Futures Studies Federation, and a Fellow of the RSA. In this episode, Velina Tchakarova speaks to her about the future of humanity, touching on topics such as futurism, the biggest systemic risks in the future, major shifts in the geopolitical sphere, her book "The Future of You", major shifts in the geopolitical sphere, the possible winner of the 4th Industrial Revolution, and more.

'Who am I?' is one of the most fundamental questions of all. But it is becoming increasingly difficult to answer as technology enables us to negotiate and create many different versions of ourselves. In this episode of The Small Print, Bronwyn speaks to fellow futurist Tracey Follows about her book “The Future of You: Can Your Identity Survive 21st-Century Technology?” Together they discuss the tension between the collective and the individual, and how our personal freedoms and potential will be transformed over the coming decades. In our digital, data-driven world, Facebook gets a say in verifying who we are, science can alter our biology, and advances in AI are revolutionizing not only how we interact online but with the physical world around us. From health passports and increased surveillance to bio-hacking and relationships with machines, we need to understand these vital issues today so that we might design the future of our identity tomorrow. --- Bronwyn Williams is a futurist, economist, trend analyst and host of The Small Print. Her day job as a partner at Flux Trends involves helping business leaders to use foresight to design the future they want to live and work in. You may have seen her talking about Transhumanism or Tikok on Carte Blanche, or heard her talking about trends on 702 or CNBC Africa where she is a regular expert commentator. When she's not talking to brands and businesses about the future, you will probably find her curled up somewhere with a (preferably paperback) book. She tweets at @bronwynwilliams. Twitter: https://twitter.com/bronwynwilliams Flux Trends: https://www.fluxtrends.com/future-flux/futurist-in-residence/ Website: https://whatthefuturenow.com/ --- Tracey Follows is a professional futurist and author of “The Future of You: Can Your Identity Survive 21st-Century Technology?” She writes and speaks on Futures, appearing in a global list of 50 female futurists in Forbes. She has spoken at UN HQ, the UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office, and at events such as Think With Google. She has appeared on BBC Business Matters, is a go-to futurist for many national press titles, and is a contributor columnist in Forbes. She was an Adage 'Woman to Watch' 2017, Women in Marketing Award Winner for Outstanding Contribution to Marketing 2016, and Inaugural Creative Strategy Jury President at Cannes Lions 2019. In 2018, she was listed by Business Cloud as a Trailblazing Woman in Tech. She is a member of the Association of Professional Futurists, World Futures Studies Federation, and a Fellow of the RSA. Book: https://amzn.to/39uQtv3 Twitter:https://twitter.com/traceyfutures Blog: https://www.traceyfollows.com/ --- Follow us on Social Media: YouTube: https://bit.ly/2u46Mdy LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/discourse-za Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/discourseza/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/discourseza  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/discourseza/   Subscribe to the Discourse ZA Podcast: iTunes: https://apple.co/2V5ckEM Stitcher: https://bit.ly/2UILooX Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2vlBwaG RSS feed: https://bit.ly/2VwsTsy   Intro Animation by Cath Theo - https://www.instagram.com/Cuz_Im_Cath/

In this episode I am joined by TBD Conference alumni, futurist and all-round good egg, Tracey Follows to discuss the new book and the implications surrounding it. ‘THE FUTURE OF YOU: CAN YOUR IDENTITY SURVIVE 21ST-CENTURY TECHNOLOGY?', explores the many versions of ourselves and what this means for individuals and society moving forward.Tracey isn't known for holding her punches so expect some candid talk about your future.About Tracey: (@traceyfutures)Tracey Follows is CEO of Futuremade, a futures consultancy advising global brands and specialising in the application of foresight to boost business. As a member of the Association of Professional Futurists and World Futures Studies Federation, Tracey helps clients spot trends, develop foresight and fully prepare for what comes next. A regular keynote speaker all around the world I have covered topics as diverse as the future of luxury, retail, media, cities, gender, work, defence, justice, entertainment, and AI ethics, decoding what future trends mean for businesses, brands and organisations. Tracey's new book explores digital identity and shows how our personal freedoms and potential will be transformed over the coming decades. From health passports, bio-hacking and relationships with machines to mind clones, digital voting and virtual legacies beyond the grave, we need to understand these vital issues today so that we might design the future of our identity tomorrow.Find out more about Tracey here.ABOUT MOUTHWASH: Mouthwash season two begins July 5, for more information, check out mouthwashshow.comThanks to Shell for supporting the show, and to Ecologi for planting a tree for every listener! TBD Conference will return in 2022. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tracey Follows explores how virtual assistants can help us survive after death. Tracey is a futurist who has become fascinated by the memories of people after they die, and in this talk she asks who and what is being memorialised - is it us, or something else altogether? Producer: Giles Edwards

Nervous Habits host Ricky Rosen is joined by Futurist and author of the book, The Future of You, Tracey Follows to explore issues including… —Why in the future, you might be paying for your goods at the supermarket, not with a credit card or cell phone, but by using your face to make transactions, —How people might be able to ‘thought control' machines in the future, —How, by preserving and uploading your mind files, it might be possible to create a digital version - or cyber double - of yourself, and finally, —How some companies are collecting users' data so that AI can enable them to continue to have text or voice conversations with their loved ones after they die.

Tracey looks for the clues to the future. She argues for the value in talking to a wide range of people about their thoughts and expectations about the future. She believes that, as a society, we have entered the phase of post literacy.

This week host Cameron D'Ambrosi is joined by Tracey Follows, professional futurist and author of The Future of You. They discuss the cultural importance of identity, as well as the many facets, touch-points and introduction of digital identity as a concept to the general population. How will digitization change the way we think about identity? Listen now! 

Futurist Tracey Follows shares her insights into how digital technology is transforming identity, how new ways to capture biometric data will require us to rethink our relationship with governments and corporations, and what AI-enabled virtual persons can teach us about what it means to be human. Tracey Follows is a professional futurist identifying the future trends that will shape our world. Her clients have included Telefonica, Google, Sky, Farfetch, Conde Nast and Virgin. She has spoken at UN HQ in New York, delivered her TedX at the UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office and closed at events such as Think With Google. She writes her own contributor column in Forbes and her opinions are regularly sought by national media. She was an Adage 'Woman to Watch' 2017, Women in Marketing Award Winner 2016, and Inaugural Creative Strategy Jury President at Cannes Lions 2019. In 2018, she was listed by Business Cloud as a Trailblazing Woman in Tech. She is a member of the Association of Professional Futurists, World Futures Studies Federation and a Fellow of the RSA.  Find out more: futurespodcast.net CREDITS Produced by FUTURES Podcast Recorded, Mixed & Edited by Luke Robert Mason FOLLOW Twitter: twitter.com/futurespodcast Facebook: facebook.com/futurespodcast Instagram: instagram.com/futurespodcast

Tracey Follows talks about the digital afterlife, seasteading and Audrey Tang

What does it mean to be human? What does it mean to be you? Philosophers, psychologists and sociologists all seem to agree that your identity is central to how you think of yourself and how you engage with others. But how are emerging technologies changing how we enact and constitute our identities? That's the subject matter of this podcast with Tracey Follows. Tracy is a professional futurist. She runs a consultancy firm called Futuremade. She is a regular writer and speaker on futurism. She has appeared on the BBC and is a contributing columnist with Forbes. She is also a member of the Association of Professional Futuriss and the World Futures Studies Federation. We talk about her book The Future of You: Can your identity survive the 21st Century?You can download the podcast here or listen below. You can also subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify and other podcasting services (the RSS feed is here).  Show NotesTopics covered in this episode include:The nature of identityThe link between technology and identityIs technology giving us more creative control over identity?Does technology encourage more conformity and groupthink?Is our identity being fragmented by technology?Who controls the technology of identity formation?How should we govern the technology of identity formation in the future?Relevant LinksThe Future of You by TraceyTracey on TwitterTracey at ForbesFuturemade consultancyTracey's talk to the London Futurists #mc_embed_signup{background:#fff; clear:left; font:14px Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif; } /* Add your own MailChimp form style overrides in your site stylesheet or in this style block. We recommend moving this block and the preceding CSS link to the HEAD of your HTML file. */ Subscribe to the newsletter

On Episode #24 of Book Talk Today podcast we are joined by Tracey Follows. Tracey is the CEO of Futuremade, a futures consultancy advising global brands and specialising in the application of foresight to boost business. She is a futurist and author of the book 'The Future of You: Can Your Identity Survive 21st-Century Technology?, which we will be discussing today. Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 1:26 - Why is it important to talk about the future of 'you'? 4:46 - What were some of the key concerns that Tracey had in order to explore this topic further? 7:54 - How we change our identity to suit the platform. 9:42 - Is it a question of what's good and bad? 12:41 - The ethics of technology. 14:43 - Does a regulatory framework around technology need to be established? 16:53 - How does collection of data change between social media and medical? 21:23 - What happens when we're chipped as babies? 22:36 - Would Aun use neurolink? 24:52 - Are large tech companies now countries? 26:28 - What's blockchain, and what's the impact that it can have? 31:04 - Concerns over technological growth and job displacement. 36:53 - Orwellian vs. Huxley view of the future. 40:32 - Should technology be judged based on context rather than being objectively good or bad? 42:40 - The relationship between science and philosophy. 43:29 - The importance of intellectual curiosity. 44:27 - A discussion on philosophy. 47:03 - A move towards individualism. 50:29 - What are some of the better questions we need to be asking ourselves about technology? 55:59 - The state and technology. 59:14 - Outro Visit our website - https://www.booktalktoday.com

TRACEY FOLLOWS is a professional futurist identifying the future trends that will shape our world. Her clients have included Telefonica, Google, Sky, Farfetch, Conde Nast and Virgin. She has spoken at UN HQ in New York, delivered her TedX at the UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office and closed at events such as Think With Google. She writes her own contributor column in Forbes and her opinions are regularly sought by national media. Tracey is also a member of the Association of Professional Futurists, World Futures Studies Federation and a Fellow of the RSA. Her first book, The Future of You: Can Your Identity Survive 21st Century Technology? published by Elliott & Thompson March 2021. Read her book - 'The Future of You' Follow her on Twitter - @traceyfutures See more of Nikolas’ thinking at www.nikolasbadminton.com

The episode features an interview with Tracey Follows who is a professional futurist. Since the future is what the podcast is supposed to cover, it was fantastic to have Tracey on the show. Tracey started her career in advertising and then moved client-side before taking on senior strategy roles at VCCP and JWT. Most recently she has been working as a futurist and running her own consultancy. Tracey has just authored a new book that explores the future of the individual in the technological age. The book explores the themes of identity, the relationship between man and machine. It's basically a guide to help people understand how to protect their autonomy when the world around them is transforming. From her perspective, we need to be armed with the knowledge to understand the personal and societal implications of bio-hacking, mind-clones, and even more contemporary, health passports.

They say good things come in threes and they're obviously right – season three of the IAB podcast kicks off with three fabulous guests in the form of futurist Tracey Follows, IAB UK chairman Richard Eyre and Buzzfeed's Head of Buzz Remee Patel (who possibly has the best job title in existence).From space travel to the tech due a comeback, Tracey chats to host James Chandler about what digital innovations will take off in the 2020s. Meanwhile, following our Digital Trust Forum last month, the t-word is on the agenda with Richard as he shares his wisdom on how we can rebuild it. Finally, Remee slides into our DMs for some gentle interrogation on quizzes, viral content and bacon naans – of course.Special prizes for spotting the moment in the week that James' voice altogether failed him... Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

the third outing of the podcast looks at today's advertising and advertising issues and where relevant references them against the book 98% Pure Potato written by John Griffiths and Tracey Follows. This week it is that controversial Gillette campaign. We consider 6 levels at which the campaign might be working before settling on Irritation being the most likely and effective way of understanding how it works.

“To predict the future you need to go twice as far back as you want to go forward” - this quote is from Tracey Follows the Founder of Futuremade on this week’s Shiny New Object podcast. This interview is a whistle-stop tour of Tracey’s approach to ‘futuring’ and how brands should “execute on foresight not insight.” Because by the time you’ve acted on an insight - it’s probably too late to be useful. She teaches her clients that the most dangerous things aren’t the things they don’t know - but misunderstanding the things they do know. And that we should teach our children how to carry out their life’s mission by “putting Futures on the national curriculum in the same way History is.” You may disagree with Tracey but she declares “It’s not important what you think of me, it’s what I think of you”.

Hear a selection from our stellar line up of speakers that included rentalcars.com, Global's DAX and the brilliant Tracey Follows.Plus we chat about the incredible power of voice, how DOOH is being weaved into the fabric of Manchester City Centre and how Dr Peter Day of Quantcast reached legend status on the day.Tw: @iabukInsta: @iabukpodcast@iabuk.com--Refresh your memory on who talked about what at Bridgewater HallDon't forget to book your tickets for Engage 2018, 7 June at the Barbican. Advertisers & agencies come for free and it's half price for members.--Thanks to our sponsor Spotify and to SNK Studios and audioBoom for all their support. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Natalie Campbell hosts a live Future Visions panel discussion on Artificial Intelligence and the future of work from THECUBE London. Following on from the first series of Future Visions we asked you, the listeners, to tell us what you wanted us to focus on next. The number of responses we received was overwhelming, with the vast majority keen to understand how the rise of AI would impact our lives. To help us answer this question we invited three of the stars of the first series to share their thoughts; Araceli Camargo (cognitive neuroscientist, lab director at The Centric Lab and co-founder of TheCUBE London), Ben Hammersley (British internet technologist, journalist, author, broadcaster and futurist) and Tracey Follows (award-winning futurist and regular commentator on the future of AI, gender, work and culture). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Author Tracey tells us what she thought when John suggested they write a book together, the process of writing it and what advice she would give to anybody else daft enough to want to write a book. Oh and here's a link to her podcast for Richard Branson's Future Visions Project: https://www.virgin.com/entrepreneur/can-we-use-artificial-intelligence-fight-crime-predicatively

Natalie Campbell introduces award-winning futurist Tracey Follows, who believes artificial intelligence could be a ruling force in the next 20 years. But in a world where automation is rife, can we trust algorithms to keep us safe and police our streets? To discuss the opportunity and the ethics, they are joined by data scientist Cathy O’Neil (Weapons of Math Destruction), cybercrime expert Emily Orton (Darktrace), and hacking guru Jennifer Arcuri (Hacker House). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Our January episode features Tracey Follows, chief strategy and innovation officer at the Future Laboratory and founder of AnyDayNow, and Marketing’s features editor Rebecca Coleman. The trio delve into the idea of post-perfection in 2016, where consumers increasingly post heightened versions of their lives on social media, but come to expect more sincerity from their brands. They also discuss post-privacy, where data as payment for services rendered has become the expectation rather than choice.

Minter Dialogue Episode #153 — This interview is with Tracey Follows, a professional futurist, specialising in brand, communications and media futures. She has worked with Google, Telefonica and a host of tech start-ups, and is the regular FUTURES columnist for Marketing Magazine as well as being on the WIRED Consulting Faculty, in the Faith Popcorn BrainReserve Talent Bank, and is a global trendspotter for Trendwatching (tw:in). In this podcast, we talk about how companies can better get ready for the future, what needs to happen to act on future trends, and of course the important upcoming trends. Meanwhile, you can comment and find the show notes on myndset.com where you can also sign up for my weekly newsletter. Or you can follow me on Twitter on @mdial. And, if you liked the podcast, please take a moment of your precious time to go over to iTunes to rate the podcast.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/minterdial)