How do exponential organizations compare to ordinary organizations?

If ideas are one of our most valuable natural resources, then why?

Andre Wagner, CEO and Founder of Authentise, outlines different ways for any individual to get involved with 3D printing.

Singularity University Faculty Chair Neil Jacobstein gives an introduction to what AI, why it matters and where it is going in the future.

When we begin to see the processes unfolding underlying societal change, we can begin to make more accurate predictions of what futures may be possible.

Carin Watson asks the question: “Am I fulfilling my purpose?”, and answers by recounting the beginning of her experience with Singularity University.

“A picture is worth a thousand words.” Using statistics and images, Ramez Naam brings the planet’s fever into focus.

Ramez Naam takes a closer look at one of our most valuable and limited natural resources: water. How has our approach to using this resource changed over time and what is in store for the future?

GSP12 graduate Karoli Hindriks talks about her new startup Jobbatical and what it means for professional talent on a global scale.

Arcturus combines an open source bioprinter, a simple software platform, and a community of awesome mad scientists. Code and print your biotechnology experiments in a friendly and easy way. Filmed for Singularity University’s Graduate Studies Program, August 2014.

EMC provides an easy to install retrofit kit that gives hybrid capabilities to existing light, front-wheel drive cars at an affordable price. The kit enables savings of 30% or more on fuel and cutting emissions by at least by a third. Filmed for Singularity University’s Graduate Studies Program, August 2014.

Tridom aims to make sustainable housing attainable for the bottom 4B within the next 15 years. The cost of construction is reduced by using a work tool for cranes, transforming them into the worlds largest 3d printers. Filmed for Singularity University’s Graduate Studies Program, August 2014.