Program for the Future Conference

Invitation to Innovation, Interactive conference
Doug Engelbart's 1968 Demo

Expands on Engelbart's ideas on the technology and tools that increase Collective Intelligence and an example of how it works.

December 8 & 9
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December 8
- Workshops at The Tech Museum of Innovation, with Featured Speakers

* Professor Thomas Malone, Founding Director, MIT Center for Collective Intelligence
* Professor Hiroshi Ishii, Associate Director, MIT Media Laboratory
* Peter Norvig, Director of Research, Google
* Andries van Dam, Professor, Brown University
* Alan Kay, President, Viewpoints Research Institute
* Steve Wozniak, co-founder, Apple Computer, Inc.

Also mentioned on the schedule is a tour, led by , President of The Tech Museum, Peter Friess of the largest US exhibition of da Vinci's engineering, anatomical studies and art.

"In celebration of the Mother of All Demo's the Program for the future will be streamed live on uStream"

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