The World in 2029

I'm on a mission to explore what the world might look like in 2029. The podcast features interviews with tech startup founders and researchers, addressing pressing issues like climate change, hunger, and disease. These changemakers are aiming for a better world in 2029. The future is better than you think!

The World in 2029 is a technology podcast hosted by Lars Rinnan, with 10 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Lars Rinnan hosts The World in 2029, a technology show with 10 episodes published.

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  Episode #10

  The Freedom Dividend - The Solution to the AI Job Apocalypse

  Apr 15, 20261h 14mS1

  <p>Most of us underestimate just how quickly artificial intelligence is transforming our jobs and economy — and what it means for our future. <br/><br/>In this eye-opening episode, Scott Santens, one of the most influential voices on universal basic income (UBI), unveils why this revolution is unlike anything we've experienced before, and why it might be inevitable.<br/><br/>☑️ Could you actually get "free money"? <br/>☑️ What is the Tarantino argument for UBI?<br/>☑️ What happens if we don't implement a UBI? <br/><br/>Discover why AI-driven automation is fundamentally different from past technological shifts, and how exponential growth could displace mi...

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  Episode #9

  From Watts to Drinking Water

  Feb 4, 202645 minS1

  <p>Keywords<br/><br/>water scarcity, desalination, Ocean Oasis, wave energy, climate change, sustainable solutions, clean water, technology innovation, renewable energy, global challenges<br/><br/><br/>Summary<br/><br/>In this episode, Lars Rinnan discusses the pressing issue of water scarcity with Sebastian Feinblatt, co-founder of Ocean Oasis. They explore the challenges of traditional desalination methods, the implications of Day Zero scenarios, and the innovative solutions offered by Ocean Oasis, which utilizes wave energy for sustainable water production. The conversation highlights the urgency of addressing water scarcity, the need for flexible and modular solutions, and the future outlook for desalination...

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  Episode #8

  The Second Half of the Chessboard

  Jan 15, 20261h 5mS1

  <p><b>Keywords</b><br/><br/>exponential growth, sigmoid-curves, AI, sustainability, technology, climate change, exponential mathematics, solar energy, governance, future predictions, trust in AI<br/><br/><br/><b>Summary</b><br/><br/>In this episode, Lars Rinnan and Professor Richard Sandberg discuss the implications of exponential growth in technology, particularly in AI and sustainability. They explore the differences between linear and exponential thinking, the challenges of AI adoption, and the importance of understanding these concepts for future advancements. The conversation also touches on the role of solar energy as a case study in exponential change, the evolution of technology through...

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  Episode #7

  Regulation vs Innovation

  Dec 16, 20251h 13mS1

  <p>In this conversation, Lars Rinnan and Alex Moltzau dive into the complexities of AI regulation, particularly within the European context. </p><p>Alex Moltzau is a former policy officer at the European AI Office and spent two years at the center of EU regulation of AI. <br/><br/>They discuss the philosophical underpinnings of why AI should be regulated, the challenges posed by the rapid evolution of AI technologies, and the geopolitical dynamics influencing regulatory frameworks. The conversation also touches on misconceptions surrounding the EU AI Act, the importance of human rights in policy-making, and the need for measurement st...

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  Episode #6

  Climate Change in the Anthropocene

  Dec 7, 20251h 10mS1

  <p>In this episode of "The World in 2029," host Lars Rinnan explores the pressing issue of climate change with esteemed biologist Professor Dag O. Hessen. </p><p>They explore the potential of technology and activism in saving our planet, discussing the critical tipping points we face and the role of human activity as a geological force. </p><p>From the impact of global warming on ecosystems to the promise of green technology, this conversation offers a balanced view of the challenges and hopes for our future. </p><p>Tune in to understand how today's innovations could shape a sustainable tomorrow.</p>

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