Facing Intel Inequality
Coding and STEM skills aren’t enough to keep humans relevant in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Swedish-Australian futurist and innovation strategist Anders Sörman-Nilsson averages 240 travel days a year. He traverses the globe to advise major companies, deliver speeches and share his thoughts on the future.
Organizers of the G20 Summit sought Sörman-Nilsson as a speaker, and the World Economic Forum nominated him to its list of Young Global Leaders.
His books include Thinque Funky, Digilogue and Seamless. He specializes in “ideas that expand minds and inspire a change of heart.”
He caught the attention of luckbox at a recent international business conference where he declared that most companies are “perfectly prepared...
