“We don’t need more human teachers in education. We need robots” – Opinion article in TU Delta magazine 17-05-2017, the weekly magazine of Delft University of Technology (Netherlands) Marcel Bullinga: “Our brain needs robotic help.” (Photo: Boy Hazes) Futurologist Marcel Bullinga responds to the plea of TU Delft board member Anka Mulder in Dutch newspaper Trouw…
Futurist Marcel Bullinga’s quote in PEW-survey The Future of Jobs Training “Main teaching goal: We enable you to survive in an ever changing world with ever-changing skills and not-yet-existing jobs of the future. We make you better than a robot. We let you cooperate with robots. We build your selftrust.We turn you into a decent, polite,…
“A vision for the financial sector in 2030” – by futurist Marcel Bullinga in: Hays Survey 2016. Full study (PDF) (scroll to page 4) / About Marcel Bullinga Recruitment company Hays conducted comprehensive research into the labor market of the future. In the present study, Hays took a close look at the financial sector. The basis…
The authoritative US research institute PEW issued a survey of 1,302 global experts, leading scientists, research institutes and futurists on February 14, 2017. Marcel Bullinga is one of the interviewees. Trendwatcher Marcel Bullinga predicts the end of the apps era. Artificial Intelligence / Artificial Intelligence (KI / AI) will conquer the world, as the Internet…
SCHRIJF IN VOOR HET CONGRES: www.mediaenmaatschappij.nl/congressen/nationaal-congres-pesten-2017 Laat jongeren het antipestbeleid vormgeven Nederland is verzand geraakt in een pestepidemie. Het pesten blijft maar doorgaan. Hoe stoppen we deze vicieuze cirkel? Door te luisteren naar de pestsurvivors. Op het 4de Nationale Congres Tegen Pesten geeft Bamber Delver, auteur van het gloednieuwe Handboek Tegen Pesten, de Nationale Lezing…
Trendwatcher Marcel Bullinga notes “that social control is lacking online” in new Elon – Pew study about trolling and fakenews. http://bit.ly/IISurveyFuture Marcel Bullinga, trendwatcher and keynote speaker @futurecheck, wrote: “Online we express hate and disgust we would never express offline, face-to-face. It seems that social control is lacking online. We do not confront our neighbours/children/friends…