On this episode of Disruptive Investing, Zac & Jesse talk to the CEO of Comma AI, George Hotz, about his company and the future of autonomous driving cars
I remember watching this as a kid and being fascinated by the possibilities the future provided.
I cannot overstate the impact that Omni Magazine had on my life. 
The New Frontier (1987) Future of Bionics, Music, Genius, Computers and More – VHS
Here is a RARE VHS rip – “Omni: The New Frontier” (1987) narrated by Peter Ustinov. This look into the future from Omni Magazine includes Bionics (Man and Machine Integrated), Music (Technology and Humanity Joined), Communication (With Other Species and Worlds), Computers (From Deadly Serious to Serious fun), Genius (The Creation of Super Humans) and More.
Now You Know discusses the five mind blowing things to come this decade.
Elon Musk needs no introduction and here is his speech on the two futures that humanity faces.
In today’s economy, financial services firms are forced to contend with heightened regulatory environments and a variety of market, economic and regulatory uncertainties.
Coupled with increasing demand from customers for more personalized experiences and a focus on sustainability/ESG, incumbent Banks, Insurers and Asset Managers are reaching the limits of where their current technology can take them with their Digital Transformation initiatives.
Quantum tunneling happens when a particle seemingly teleports across a barrier. But despite how instantaneous this event sounds, recent research suggests that it doesn’t happen nearly as fast as you might think.
SciShow explains.
It’s not a new kind of vacuum.
The Dyson Sphere is one of the biggest project humanity has ever imagined.
Megaprojects explains.
The pandemic has changed the way companies, even staunch opponents of remote work, look at remote working policies.
What does this mean for the workplace of the future? BBC Click looks at what working will look like in years to come.
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Silicon may be at the heart of most gadgets, but it’s not the only semiconductor around.
Gallium nitride has been getting a lot of attention recently for it’s electrical properties, which outperform silicon in a lot of areas.
Gallium nitride has the potential to revolution power systems, including solar, electric vehicles, and even phone chargers.
Beyond that, it’s finding uses in the mobile industry, and could even be used to build ultra fast processors.
But how feasible is any of that, and even if it’s possible, how long will it take?