There are lots of traps that a futurist can fall into. Whether or not you consider them traps at all really depends what sort of futurist you are.

The future of health and care is often presented in pretty bleak terms. Our ageing population means that there’s a lot to worry about. But there are positive notes as well.

In preparation for a talk I decided to look at the wider context of our communications landscape. And as part of that, I audited my own digital communications. Here’s what I found.

After four years - or maybe 40 - it’s finally here. See Inside The Future is my collaboration with Usborne, the publishers of the original Book of the Future way back in 1979.

In my latest column for BI Foresight I tackle one of the most persistent myths in the transport world: that battery electric vehicles (BEVs) are a stopgap technology, and that something else will be along to replace them soon.

For the first installment of my new column for BI Foresight, a publication from Bristol Innovations, I’ve looked at my prediction that 2024 would be the year of the android, how I came to that conclusion, and whether it’s holding up.