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October 19, 2023
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CLIMATE
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Save the Date!
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Registration for Aspen Ideas: Climate 2024 will open on October 26. From March 11-13, in Miami Beach, Florida, hundreds of leaders and innovators will gather with the public to showcase climate solutions with the potential to reshape our world. Ahead of registration, get to know the program tracks that will drive conversations on imaginative urban design, groundbreaking technologies, sustainable finances, grassroots storytelling, and much more. Plus, check out highlights from last year’s event.
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PODCAST
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Who Can Track and Hack Our Brains?
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Duke professor and author Nita Farahany has been studying bioethics and neurotechnology for years, and believes that we’re at a pivotal moment where we must have global conversations on the legal and ethical dilemmas that emerge from these advances. “How will we navigate a future which unlocks extraordinary potential in the human brain … while also giving up our last fortress of privacy?” she asks. Hear Farahany detail the opportunities — both promising and perilous — of neurotechnology and make a case for why we need a collective understanding of cognitive liberty in the digital age.
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VIDEO
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In Conversation with Uber's CEO
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“We want to be the safest, cleanest transportation platform on Earth,” says Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi. “If our competitors are chasing along this green path as well, that’s a good thing. I’m just hoping to run a little bit faster than they are.” In this conversation from the Aspen Ideas Festival, Khosrowshahi speaks with NBC’s Savannah Sellers about his vision for the future of the company, including major changes to make the platform 100 percent zero-emissions around the world.
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