Banning Garrett's guest appearances

Banning Garrett

Finding Genius Podcast

Last Week on Earth with Global Arena Research Institute

Florian Neukart

Bill Barhydt

Whitney Johnson

Alex Mashinsky

Ross Ulbricht

Lyn Ulbricht

Jameson Lopp

Marco Peereboom

Megan Ramos

Danny Flood

Abel James

Nir Eyal

Perry Marshall

Scott Young

Ben Goertzel

OwlTail

Today’s guest Banning Garrett has over four decades of experience as a strategic thinker, writer and speaker on international relations and global trends. As a consultant to both the World Bank and the United Nations, Garrett writes and speaks on long-term global trends and the impact of exponential technologies. After sixty-one trips to China since 1981 for consultations with Chinese officials and analysts, Garrett has also developed a thorough understanding of Chinese politics and shares his takes on the competition between China and the USA.Garrett has been a part of taking forward the Global Trends report, a report used to brief former President Barack Obama, and he comments on its conclusions and shares his view on the challenges that humanity will have to face in the following decades. We must learn to navigate among the global challenges of future pandemics and the issue of healthcare, climate change and international agreements, population growth of urban areas in the Global South, and future food production, all of which are carrying the risk of migration and conflict. Furthermore, the question of climate change holds another dimension of complexity as us humans have brought it on ourselves. What happens with the responsibility and accountability when blame cannot be placed? Garrett continues with discussing China that, especially under Xi Jinping, has moved in a hyper-nationalist direction. He concludes that the Chinese government tries to create an almost totalitarian regime on technological steroids for internal control and suppression of descent like what has happened to the Uighurs,  and in Hong-Kong and Taiwan. He comments on the bipolar tech competition between China and the US and asserts that confrontation is possible, but not probable to a higher extent since the mutually assured nuclear destruction is too strong. The cooperation between the two states should focus on climate as, without Chinese-American collaboration, international dialogue is not going to be constructive.Global Arena Research Institute is an independent, non-partisan research organisation that combines the most advanced methods of AI-driven data, scientific and other artificial reasoning capabilities, elevating data science into completely new levels of opportunity. Our goal is to provide unprecedented insights into the nature, impact, and management of globalization in order to improve institutional and governmental as well as business, energy and other sectors’ decision making. Our mission is to make the most of organically connecting AI-level reasoning capacities with the human-level critical reasoning capacities for the sake of a better future.

Today’s guest <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/banning-garrett-6641a016/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Banning Garrett</a> has over four decades of experience as a strategic thinker, writer and speaker on international relations and global trends. As a consultant to both the <a href="https://www.worldbank.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">World Bank</a> and the<a href="https://www.un.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> United Nations</a>, Garrett writes and speaks on long-term global trends and the impact of exponential technologies. After sixty-one trips to China since 1981 for consultations with Chinese officials and analysts, Garrett has also developed a thorough understanding of Chinese politics and shares his takes on the competition between China and the USA.Garrett has been a part of taking forward the <a href="https://www.dni.gov/index.php/global-trends-home" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Global Trends report</a>, a report used to brief former President Barack Obama, and he comments on its conclusions and shares his view on the challenges that humanity will have to face in the following decades. We must learn to navigate among the global challenges of future pandemics and the issue of healthcare, climate change and international agreements, population growth of urban areas in the Global South, and future food production, all of which are carrying the risk of migration and conflict. Furthermore, the question of climate change holds another dimension of complexity as us humans have brought it on ourselves. What happens with the responsibility and accountability when blame cannot be placed? Garrett continues with discussing China that, especially under Xi Jinping, has moved in a hyper-nationalist direction. He concludes that the Chinese government tries to create an almost totalitarian regime on technological steroids for internal control and suppression of descent like what has happened to the Uighurs,  and in Hong-Kong and Taiwan. He comments on the bipolar tech competition between China and the US and asserts that confrontation is possible, but not probable to a higher extent since the mutually assured nuclear destruction is too strong. The cooperation between the two states should focus on climate as, without Chinese-American collaboration, international dialogue is not going to be constructive.<a href="https://www.globari.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Global Arena Research Institute</a> is an independent, non-partisan research organisation that combines the most advanced methods of AI-driven data, scientific and other artificial reasoning capabilities, elevating data science into completely new levels of <a href="http://www.globari.org/services" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">opportunity</a>. Our goal is to provide unprecedented insights into the nature, impact, and management of globalization in order to improve institutional and governmental as well as business, energy and other sectors’ decision making. Our mission is to make the most of organically connecting AI-level reasoning capacities with the human-level critical reasoning capacities for the sake of a better future.

#16 Global trends and what we can learn from "Independence Day" with Banning Garrett

Banning Garrett, of Singularity University faculty, is deemed a strategic thinker, author, speaker, and entrepreneur who concentrates on exponential technologies and their intersection with long-term global trends, urbanization, and geopolitics. Garrett has spent a good portion of his career studying the environment, demographic and climates changes, growing populations in urban regions, and political trends, most of which he feels are harmful. In this interview, Garrett details his concerns about the trajectory we are on regarding a number of global challenges we are facing in today’s world. He explores where technologies are at now and how we can incorporate them into a viable pathway for societies to build a better environmental and economic future.

Banning Garrett, of Singularity University faculty, is deemed a strategic thinker, author, speaker, and entrepreneur who concentrates on exponential technologies and their intersection with long-term global trends, urbanization, and geopolitics. Garrett has spent a good portion of his career studying the environment, demographic and climates changes, growing populations in urban regions, and political trends, most of which he feels are harmful. In this interview, Garrett details his concerns about the trajectory we are on regarding a number of global challenges we are facing in today’s world. He explores where technologies are at now and how we can incorporate them into a viable pathway for societies to build a better environmental and economic future.

Banning Garrett – Faculty At Singularity University – Using Technology To Solve The Global Grand Challenges