Virtual Everyday #23 - Lars Rinnan - Norway in 2029

Sergei Pedersen

Lars has 25 years of leadership experience and has started 6 companies in AI, BI & Analytics within the NextBridge Group over the course of 7 years. In this episode, we take a journey into the future to the year 2029, where computers have the same processing power as the human brain. Where machines can do almost everything a human can, only faster and better, and how this affects our everyday lives. An interesting and positive insight from one of Norway's foremost technology leaders.

The Workplace of the Future with Lars Rinnan

Smidigpodden - smidig /Agile, Teams, and Leadership

We had the pleasure of hosting Lars Rinnan. Lars is a visionary, CEO of Amesto Nextbridge, and possesses extensive knowledge about future organizations and the world of work. Who better to discuss future needs with than Lars himself? What place can and should AI have in an agile world? In this episode, we discuss how AI and machine learning can contribute to creating more humane organizations.

#39 Guest Lars Rinnan on the Future of the Job Market, Artificial Intelligence, Careers, and Career Choices

Career Guidance with Elaine

In this episode, you get to know Lars Rinnan better. He is a passionate futurist, leader, and speaker who discusses two main axes: Artificial Intelligence & Digitalization, and Entrepreneurship & Leadership. What synergies can we find between the field of career guidance and artificial intelligence? How will the job market look in 2029? Learn more about disappearing jobs and secure jobs. What is important to you, and what steps can you take? We also touch upon unemployment and universal basic income. Do you need to work to feel valuable, and much more.

A quest to solve the mysteries of cancer with AI and synthetic data

Our project, in cooperation with The Cancer Registry of Norway, creates synthetic research data - based on original data, but without revealing sensitive information. The problem is re-identification of biological markers, which can be used to identify individual patients, so we can’t just remove names and addresses of patients and think that that’s all it takes.

How to create a good employee relationship?

Creating a good employee relationship is about ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to develop and utilize their full potential for their own benefit as well as the company's. Lars Rinnan has extensive experience and is more than willing to share his thoughts on creating a good employee relationship.

AI-driven healthcare innovation in focus at SAS Institute's hackathon

A SimCity-like city fighting childhood obesity, a way to predict the future of healthcare, and a potential revolution in cancer research. These are some of the results as data analytics company SAS Institute organized a global healthcare hackathon. SAS Institute is now presenting some of the projects where artificial intelligence is used to create better healthcare services.

A Day in the (Future) Life of Predictive Analytics

A look into a normal day in the near future, where predictive analytics is everywhere, incorporated in everything from household appliances to wearable computing devices.

Overview of AIBC 2021, the world’s leading summit on emerging tech

Community and networking have always been at the heart of emerging technologies, especially blockchain. The COVID-19 pandemic has halted a multitude of events and meetups in the nearly two years since its onset, but it couldn’t best the inspiring blockchain community, particularly with the more active community members holding online events and sharing knowledge in any way possible. One of the events pushing through the pandemic’s limitations was the AIBC Summit, held from Nov. 16 to 18 in Malta, with over 13,500 attendees from all over the world.

“In 2029, you may not have an ordinary job.” The world in 2029 with Lars Rinnan

Bringing the first day of AIBC Europe’s panels on Decentralized Finance and Emerging Tech to a close, CEO of Amesti Next Bridge Lars Rinnan opens up with the question on whether we’ll be going to rock concerts staffed with robots in 2029.

The Workplace in 2029 - Tech Trends

Welcome to a journey into the future, specifically the year 2029, where computers have the same processing power as the human brain. This means that machines can do almost everything a human can, only faster and better.

The World in 2029

While only a handful of people assist robots in handling all the boring and dangerous jobs, the rest of the population will be able to dedicate their time to socially beneficial and humanitarian work.

AI will change the world more than the Internet ever did

Scale Capital VC and AI expert, Lars Rinnan, talks the future of AI and business in this very first episode of The Expert View.