Fashion has always reflected the technology of its time. Clothing is shifting from something static to something that can adapt, interact, and evolve with us.

The real question is no longer just what we wear, but what clothing is capable of becoming.

Future of Fashion: Today, let’s explore how technology, identity, and culture intersect in the next era of fashion.

21 Questions with our founder, Alison Mackie, on life as a woman in tech & futurism | Special International Women’s Day Pod Episode

As AI reshapes everyday life, decisions about its use can’t remain solely with corporations or policymakers. This post explores how informed, community-led participation could make AI referendums both possible and meaningful.

Today, we’re looking at the iceberg Anthropic has revealed, remembering that what’s visible is only a fraction of the challenges ahead in the emerging tech world.

Today, we're opening the door to the idea of "what if" when it comes to sentient and conscious AI. We'll think about it from an anthropological perspective to help reframe the strategy, governance, and next steps for this rapidly evolving world.

Crawl, Walk, Run: A simple framework to turn big ideas into real-world impact. Start small, build momentum, and make your vision inevitable.

Welcome to the first Next Era Workshop hosted by RobinsonHewitt Consulting! This webinar is the summer session and a special launch…

“Where we’re going, we don’t need roads…”

Reframing strategy, governance, and innovation for a rapidly evolving world.

From the imagined future of Her to the realities of intelligent systems today. Exploring how long-term research, shared vision, and systems thinking can help us navigate what comes next.

The legacy of Ada Lovelace & the role imagination plays in invention. Exploring how creativity, intuition, and systems thinking shape the future of technology.

Learning through doing, letting go, and discovering what it means to evolve alongside technology

Sing to me of the man, Muse.

Submissions to the Economic Development, Science and Innovation Committee.

Reflections on human ingenuity, the tools we shape, and the hands that guide them, asking “What’s the thumb of AI?”

Leadership feels like opening night: nerves, practice, and the moment you remember your voice was always there.

The silent rebellion and cinematic legacy of Charlie Chaplin. A reflection on leadership, the importance of words, and the battle between light and shadow.

Power, purpose, and the wisdom of the path you’ve already walked, plus reflections on Jacinda Ardern’s latest memoir, A Different Kind of Power.

Two burnouts, one architectural journal, and a reminder: it’s not your spark that needs fixing, it’s the system. Here’s how to get the basics right when everything around you is built to burn you out.

Nature always follows the path of least resistance, maximum reward. Are we doing the same?

What if the future of technology isn’t about uploading our information and data to the cloud, but downloading the wisdom of our higher selves?