ai summit speaker

1. Lars Tvede
Supertrends founder
4th generation business intelligence

2. Claus Brix
Supertrends CEO
We created a living
timeline of human
innovation.
Currently, it contains
approx. 16,000 historical
– and 4,000 predicted -
innovations.

3. It looks like this on our web version.

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www.supertrends.com

5. … and like
this on
mobile

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The actual
The adjacent possible
The shadow future
This enable us
to show how
innovation will
flow and
combine over
time

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“2 million years before BC: The control of fire”
”The control of fire stands as one of the most significant milestones in the history of humanoids and humans, fundamentally transforming
their existence and shaping the course of civilization. Mastering fire, which occurred around 2 million years ago, brought forth a multitude of
benefits, including heat and light, which profoundly impacted various aspects of human life.”
We discovered that short innovation
milestones dont provide enough meaning …

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2 million years before BC: The control of fire
The control of fire stands as one of the most significant milestones in the history of humanoids and humans, fundamentally transforming
their existence and shaping the course of civilization. Mastering fire, which occurred around 2 million years ago, brought forth a multitude of
benefits, including heat and light, which profoundly impacted various aspects of human life.
… For instance, this old milestone only got
tagged to two things: ”heat” and ”light”.

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… So we asked AI to elaborate.
2 million years before BC: The control of fire
The control of fire stands as one of the most significant milestones in the history of humanoids and humans, fundamentally transforming their existence and shaping the course of
civilization. Mastering fire, which occurred around 2 million years ago, brought forth a multitude of benefits and profoundly impacted various aspects of human life.
The control of fire provided early humanoids with a powerful tool that greatly influenced their survival and daily activities. Fire served as a source of warmth, offering protection against
harsh environments and enabling the colonization of new regions.
It provided a means to cook food, making it more digestible, safer to consume, and unlocking new sources of nutrients. The ability to cook also allowed for the preservation of food,
extending its shelf life and facilitating storage for times of scarcity.
Fire played a crucial role in defense and hunting. It served as a deterrent against predators, enabling early humanoids to establish safer and more secure habitats. Additionally, fire was
utilized as a tool for hunting, as it could be used to scare or trap animals, increase visibility during nighttime pursuits, and enhance the processing and cooking of meat.
Beyond its practical applications, fire had a profound impact on human cognitive and social development. The control of fire facilitated the extension of waking hours, enabling activities
and interactions to continue into the night. It fostered communal gatherings around the warmth of the fire, leading to the emergence of social bonds, storytelling, and the exchange of
knowledge and culture. Fire became a central element in rituals, ceremonies, and shared experiences, contributing to the formation of human identity and collective memory. The control
of fire also sparked technological advancements.
It paved the way for the development of new tools and technologies, such as pottery, smelting, and eventually metallurgy. These advancements propelled human societies forward,
enabling the cultivation of crops, the creation of permanent settlements, and the rise of complex civilizations. In conclusion, the control of fire revolutionized the trajectory of human
development. It provided warmth, protection, improved nutrition, and expanded the possibilities for social interaction and cultural expression. Fire was a catalyst for technological
progress and played a vital role in shaping human history, marking a pivotal point in our ancestors' journey toward becoming the innovative and transformative species we are today.

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… So we asked AI to elaborate.
2 million years before BC: The control of fire
The control of fire stands as one of the most significant milestones in the history of humanoids and humans, fundamentally transforming their existence and shaping the course of
civilization. Mastering fire, which occurred around 2 million years ago, brought forth a multitude of benefits and profoundly impacted various aspects of human life.
The control of fire provided early humanoids with a powerful tool that greatly influenced their survival and daily activities. Fire served as a source of warmth, offering protection against
harsh environments and enabling the colonization of new regions.
It provided a means to cook food, making it more digestible, safer to consume, and unlocking new sources of nutrients. The ability to cook also allowed for the preservation of food,
extending its shelf life and facilitating storage for times of scarcity.
Fire played a crucial role in defense and hunting. It served as a deterrent against predators, enabling early humanoids to establish safer and more secure habitats. Additionally, fire was
utilized as a tool for hunting, as it could be used to scare or trap animals, increase visibility during nighttime pursuits, and enhance the processing and cooking of meat.
Beyond its practical applications, fire had a profound impact on human cognitive and social development. The control of fire facilitated the extension of waking hours, enabling activities
and interactions to continue into the night. It fostered communal gatherings around the warmth of the fire, leading to the emergence of social bonds, storytelling, and the exchange of
knowledge and culture. Fire became a central element in rituals, ceremonies, and shared experiences, contributing to the formation of human identity and collective memory. The control
of fire also sparked technological advancements.
It paved the way for the development of new tools and technologies, such as pottery, smelting, and eventually metallurgy. These advancements propelled human societies forward,
enabling the cultivation of crops, the creation of permanent settlements, and the rise of complex civilizations. In conclusion, the control of fire revolutionized the trajectory of human
development. It provided warmth, protection, improved nutrition, and expanded the possibilities for social interaction and cultural expression. Fire was a catalyst for technological
progress and played a vital role in shaping human history, marking a pivotal point in our ancestors' journey toward becoming the innovative and transformative species we are today.

12. After we made the text rich, our AI found
200,000 connections between innovations

13. So far, we did 75,000 AI prompts and queries …

14. … as a part of this process …
AI makes ”Raw
list”
List edited List rated AI elaboration
AI debates
predicted year
Expert
validates
timeline
AI tagging
AI illustration
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15. Furthermore, every day, our algorithm scans
1,500 serious technical media for 3,000 keywords

16. We also scan what the World`s 1,000 leading
tech-, macro finance- and geopolitics gurus say.

17. Then, we use LNP to write an average of
250 daily stories about the essential news and insights

18. Currently, we also do three
Sector Insights per week

19. We are turning it all into personal AI
Lars Tvede
Supertrends
founder &
chairman

20. So, at any time, you can just request an
update or brief on any subject – written or oral

21. And want to enable AI-powered
Supertrends Learning Labs
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22. We are turning it all into personal AI
Lars Tvede
Supertrends
founder &
chairman

23. We are turning it all into personal AI
Lars Tvede
Supertrends
founder &
chairman

24. We are turning it all into personal AI
Lars Tvede
Supertrends
founder &
chairman

25. We are turning it all into personal AI
Lars Tvede
Supertrends
founder &
chairman

26. We are turning it all into personal AI
Lars Tvede
Supertrends
founder &
chairman