Okay, it's real. We're live.

Where does yesterday's future, which is already here, meet today's future, which is about to happen?

And tomorrow's future, which could be just minutes away.

Pretending I have a watch.

Welcome to Technology Revolution, the future of now.

Where host Bonnie D. Graham asks savvy futurists for their predictions about the tech-driven trends that are shaping our future right now.

Here's your host who will take us into the future of now.

Bonnie D. Graham.

I think that's still me.

Thank you to Ryan Treasure for that wonderful introduction.

Where else would I be on a Wednesday? It is 11.02am here on the eastern seaboard, or whatever we're calling it these days of the United States and North America. And I've got guests from all over the world. I might even ask them what time it is where they are. We're tackling a brand new topic today. I'm very excited about that.

It's something I've heard a little bit about, but not a lot, and I'm going to learn along with you.

And guess, before I introduce you, I want you to wave hello to LinkedIn and wave hello to YouTube,

and wave hello twice, both hands, to Facebook. And we're also live streaming on the Voice America business channel, Voice America

Media now. So there, and our engineer Jordan Henson is here for that channel. So I have a special

opening, and I hope you enjoy it. And Arniff, when I get to you, you're going to say your last name

for me because I haven't gotten it down straight yet. Okay, so here we go. Welcome to Technology Revolution, the future of now,

where AI meets ecology, and today we'll explore how.

Bonnie D. on her Scarlet Mike leading the day,

biodiversity, visionaries' predictions are on the way.

Simon J.A. Mites, wave hello. Dr. Arnuff, pronounce your last name for me?

Kunka. Koonka. And Adam Thompson, MBA, too, reveal how data and nature are aligning in view.

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