Futurology
The future never arrives all at once. It ripples through society long before we know what to call it. At the Berggruen Institute, we know that we need more than prediction to name what’s next; we need invention. Each week, Institute President Dawn Nakagawa introduces us to scientists and philosophers recalibrating our cosmologies, technologists coming to terms with alien intelligence, and policymakers scrambling to design systems for a world in flux. Join thinkers and doers from the Berggruen-verse as we imagine a future that we can accomplish together, instead of one that we’re all working to prevent.

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A Breakdown in Global Governance (with Nathan Gardels and Anne-Marie Slaughter)

A Breakdown in Global Governance (with Nathan Gardels and Anne-Marie Slaughter)

The liberal world order was built for a different era — more centralized, more hierarchical, more predictable. In the 21st century, power has gone fluid. It flows through supply chains and satellites,...

19 Aug 202558min

The Cyborg Watershed of the American West (with Lauren Bon and Grant Slater)

The Cyborg Watershed of the American West (with Lauren Bon and Grant Slater)

The ever-branching network of lakes, rivers, and streams that flow west from the Rockies enable human life to flourish in one of the hottest places on Earth. This is a “cyborg watershed” – part natur...

12 Aug 20251h 20min

The Death Knell of the Nation-State (with Rana Dasgupta and Jonathan Blake)

The Death Knell of the Nation-State (with Rana Dasgupta and Jonathan Blake)

The modern nation-state wasn’t just a conglomeration of laws and armies. It was a belief in borders, in belonging, in the promise that citizenship could ground identity in a chaotic world. That belief...

5 Aug 20251h 23min

How We Discovered Our Own Extinction (with Thomas Moynihan and Benjamin Bratton)

How We Discovered Our Own Extinction (with Thomas Moynihan and Benjamin Bratton)

For most of human history, the end of the world was a divine promise, inevitable and liberating for the holy alone. But the invention of extinction changed that. This was no prophecy. It was discovery...

29 Juli 202557min

The Rise of the Cyberocracy (with John Markoff and Grant Slater)

The Rise of the Cyberocracy (with John Markoff and Grant Slater)

In the 21st century, Silicon Valley has coded into existence a vast memetic machinery — a self-replicating ecosystem of feedback loops, default settings, and algorithms now steering society at scale. ...

22 Juli 20251h 35min

Did the Sun Ever Set on the Age of Empire? (with Niall Ferguson and Nathan Gardels)

Did the Sun Ever Set on the Age of Empire? (with Niall Ferguson and Nathan Gardels)

On America’s 250th birthday, historian Niall Ferguson suggests that the US has reached an age when most republics fizzle out. Donald Trump’s rise is merely a symptom of this late-stage unspooling of a...

15 Juli 202556min

What if Buddhists Ran the World? (with Stephen Batchelor and Bing Song)

What if Buddhists Ran the World? (with Stephen Batchelor and Bing Song)

Stephen Batchelor has spent decades stripping Buddhism of its dogma to find what wisdom it can offer the modern world. Could cities and countries run on karma instead of capital? In this episode, h...

8 Juli 20251h 17min

Letting Robots Know Where They Stand (with Fei-Fei Li and Dawn Nakagawa)

Letting Robots Know Where They Stand (with Fei-Fei Li and Dawn Nakagawa)

Before robots can act, they need to know where they are. That’s the deceptively simple premise behind the latest effort from machine vision pioneer Fei-Fei Li. She's building a Large World Model that...

1 Juli 202558min

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