Jack To The Future Laura Andrews

A change to the scheduled episode, 9-year-old Jack brings you a mini episode all about AI.

Specifically, he explores an AI computer programme called ChatGPT, which he's sure many of you will be familiar with. 

Not a paid partnership or any brand affiliation, Jack is just in awe of some very clever technology and wanted to so show off its capabilities, particularly in relation to his podcast. Enjoy!

ChatGPT


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Jack, aged 9 interviews Julien Delpierre, cell and developmental biologist from the Marion Zerial group of the Max Planck Institute in Dresden. 

The pair discuss how hairy humans might be in the future, whether our brains will be smaller, can our eyes really be cameras ,  the future of gene modification and much,  much more!

An episode suitable for adults and children alike.



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Julien's Twitter

Marion Zerial group at the Max Planck Institute

The Conversation.com- How will humans change in the next 10,000 years?

BBC Earth- What will humans look like in a million years?
Sci show- The Future of Human Evolution


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The monthly future podcast is back with host, 9-year-old Jack.

This month, he welcomes Graeme Robertson, photographer for The Guardian newspaper to talk to him about the future of photography. 

They talk about Graeme's job, what he likes to photograph most and current photography trends. As well as the possibilities of future technology, the pair also  talk about the impact of current technology on the industry. 

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COOPH- 10 predictions for the future of photography



#NewEpisode #JackToTheFuture #Future #Futuretechnology #Photography #TheFutureOfPhotography #StrikeAPose #PhotoOfTheDay #ChildPodcaster #Podcast #TheGuardian #ProfessionalPhotography #PortraitPhotography #Fun #Camera #KidsFun #PodcastForFamilies @graemephoto1 @guardian


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🎶Despite our out of tune singing (sorry in advance 🤣), Jack was adamant he wanted to share some less good news with you in an original way. We certainly had fun making the video! Hope it makes you smile 😊

9 year old Jack is back once a month with his inquisitive mind asking questions of adults about all things future.

Listen on all major platforms for previous episodes and keep your 👀 and 👂out for details of his next episode, out at the end of November!

A podcast for adults and children alike, check it out! 


P.S. It is actually him playing the keyboard in the song, but mum’s editing/synching skills aren’t up to it! Can’t get the staff… 😉

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Jack has been a beta tester for a new podcasting app for kids and he'd love to tell you all about it!

Telmi


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Jack spoke back in  Season 1, episode 8 about the future of forests and this episode offers part two, but with a twist. The future of forests by measuring the world's forest biomass.
Jack talks to Vicki Lonnon, the quality assurance manager from Airbus who is working on a new European Space Agency (ESA) satellite mission, that will monitor forests from space using a special P-band radar that's never been used before.  The data collected will look at how much carbon is being stored by forests across the world and how this is changing over time, allowing a 3D map of the world's forests to be created. The satellite is due to be launched next year. 
The pair  discuss:
- what forest biomass is
-the role forests play in climate change
- the satellite mission and what's involved
-why the mission is needed
-what impact the mission could have
-views of reaching net zero

Tune in to learn something new- a fascinating episode about technology that certainly will shape our future 🌍🌲
@Airbus @ESA
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ESA: Ready to build the Biomass forest mission
The satellite will provide global maps of how much carbon is stored in the world’s forests and how this stock is changing over time, mainly through the absorption of carbon dioxide, which is released from burning fossil fuels.
Airbus Defence and Space to build Biomass – the European Space Agency’s forest mission
Airbus Defence and Space, the world’s second largest space company has signed a contract with the European Space Agency (ESA) to build its next Earth Explorer mission, the Biomass satellite. Biomass is due to launch in 2021 and will measure forest biomass to assess terrestrial carbon stocks and fluxes for five years. Find out more: http://bit.ly/1Tt2bVf

News articles:
The Biomass satellite and disappearing ‘football fields’
Biomass forest sensing satellite shaping up
Successful deployment of giant reflector for forest monitoring satellite Biomass

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