Martin Raymond is a Co-founder of The Future Laboratory, journalist and considered one of the world’s leading futurists. In this Luminaries podcast interview Kay Corry Aubrey spoke with Raymond about the critical role of the human researcher in foresight research as we enter an age dominated by artificial intelligence. The Future Laboratory’s work is truly human centered. Raymond describes how his team identifies trends by finding and connecting with people who are the true innovators in a field, and how they use qualitative research, scenario planning, and storytelling to build frameworks to flesh out future trends
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Explore Philadelphia: A Treasure Trove of History, Culture, and Culinary Delights – Site of the QRCA Annual Conference in February 2025
Philadelphia, the City of Brotherly Love, is a place where America’s rich history and modern innovation collide. As the host city for the next QRCA Annual Conference in February 2025, Philly promises an experience like no other. From the cobblestone streets of the historic district to the vibrant energy of Center City, attendees can immerse themselves in a city that has shaped the nation while embracing its dynamic culinary scene, expansive art culture, and passionate sports fans. Whether you’re tracing the footsteps of revolutionaries or indulging in a world-class cheesesteak, Philadelphia offers something for everyone. We can’t wait to welcome you! […]
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Using AI as a Real-time Collaborator for Projective Techniques in Qualitative Research
Isabelle Landreville has found that using AI as an active part of projective techniques helps create a safe space for participants to express freely and creatively, resulting in deeper and richer insights. In this article she shares how her qualitative research agency has explored three projective techniques with the help of AI and the best practices to implement them. […]
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New Experiences at the Ole Ball Game from a Researcher’s Perspective
The 4 “E”s of the Experience economy—Entertainment, Escapism, aEsthetics, and Entertainment—are all found within the great American pastime of baseball. In this article, human geographer and baseball fan Nick Wise discusses the range of experiences you can observe at baseball games this summer by using the 4 E’s framework, inspiring qualitative researchers to look differently at place in our work. […]
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