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  1. Milken Institute54 min

    Inventing the Impossible

    Nolan Bushnell, Pablos Holman, Salim Ismail, Marco Tempest, Ken Rutkowski

    This event convenes leading experts to analyze how exponential technology trends are disrupting linear industries like education and healthcare while accelerating global innovation. Speakers detail Singularity University's strategy for training diverse cohorts to solve billion-person problems and showcase transformative solutions ranging from nuclear waste-fueled reactors to personalized AI-driven learning models. The proceedings further highlight how crowdfunding has democratized capital access, enabling rapid prototyping and shifting the focus of human space exploration toward robotics and bioengineering.

  2. Milken Institute1h 1m

    Can Technology Revamp the Learning Process?

    Adam Nordean, Mike Moe, Nolan Bushnell, Ron Packard, John Barber

    This event details the rapid evolution of the education technology sector, where annual investments have surged to exceed $1 billion with major Silicon Valley firms and platforms like Khan Academy and Coursera delivering millions of course completions. Speakers highlight how brain science integration and adaptive algorithms are shifting education from rigid age-based cohorts to personalized, mastery-driven models that can reduce operational costs by up to 80%. Despite facing bureaucratic hurdles and the high stakes of student debt, industry leaders predict a fundamental breakdown of traditional school structures within three years, driven by global scalability and a new focus on quantifiable Return on Education.

  3. Milken Institute55 min

    Inventing the Impossible

    Nolan Bushnell, Pablos Holman, Salim Ismail, Marco Tempest, Ken Rutkowski

    Hosted by Ken Rakowski, a diverse panel of experts including Salim Ismail, Nolan Bushnell, Pablo, and Marco Tempest explored strategies for "inventing the impossible" by leveraging exponential trends in energy, education, and connectivity. The discussion highlighted specific innovations such as nuclear waste recycling, immersive virtual learning, and magic-based technology prototyping to solve global challenges ranging from food security to vaccine distribution. Participants concluded that overcoming current market and regulatory constraints requires shifting from linear planning to open-source collaboration that internalizes Moore's Law and prioritizes creative problem-solving over rote knowledge.