Data Visionary Prints

"The danger with studying anything this closely is that you lose sight of the context."

"When I grow up I hope to get into data storage."

Valuable business advice from some famous disruptive technologies.

"Work hard. Save money. Work hard. Save money. Work hard. Save money. Work hard. Save money. Yay!!! I died rich!"

Leadership in the Covid-19 Era

"So, what does everyone think of XX81's suggestion for increased funding into AI research?"

"Analysts warn that computerization of the villages won't give the expected results!"

'These new video games are getting out of hand...'

'The next big thing is ultra nano.'

Institute for Artificial Intelligence.

"Before we made the leap to cyberspace, our stockholders made us promise we'd maintain a traditional street presence, too!"

"It called a smart phone. Cool, but no service."

"We think your telephone is a great invention, Mr Bell, but is a bit basic. How about adding a phonograph to it?"

'Things just haven't been the same around here since people starting saving files in the cloud.'

"Write about robots."

"Not family. We prefer 'Brand'."

The Year 3010: Dismantling the now so out of date human model.

"The Internet has totally revolutionized the way white guys get rich."

'Boss, there's union guys out there organizing the robots.'

Paperless office.

“He runs the top Virtual Reality company in the world. In fact, that’s not really him.”

Extremely Realistic Virtual Reality.

"Thanks to my new glasses, I can enjoy a good old "bird's eye view" again..."

Good luck with your video interview.

A man in therapy session is communicating with his therapist through laptop . .

"I'm hoping to sell my startup - a chain of fast-food meditation centers - to Google for seven figures."

"It's a new start up, a radical new way of printing money!"

"I'm developing an app that solves the problem of not being able to buy things slightly more conveniently."

Leadership in the Covid-19 era

Political Selfie

"I thought the 'Internet of Things' was about fridges and toasters!"

'On the left, this year's reading scores. On the right, the same data digitally enhanced.'

'All those in favour of accepting more robots?'

'You idiot, Martin, you don't need those silly glasses to get an amazing 3-D effect. . . this is a PLAY!'

"For financial reasons we're selling this brick and mortar home and becoming an online family."