Disruptive technologies are shattering the notion of a stable career. The 19th-century model of education, which consists of a linear accumulation of credits from elementary school to university, can no longer guarantee success in the 21st century.

Asia’s infrastructural needs – in areas like power and transportation – will require $8 trillion ($9.83 trillion) of investment within the next decade.

In their book, Hybrid Reality, Parag and Ayesha Khanna argue that global connectivity and innovation will open opportunities to all who embrace them.

China's superpower growth via tech-driven manufacturing calls for prioritizing geo-technology over geopolitics and geo-economics.

Ayesha and Parag Khanna share the thesis of their e-book, Hybrid Reality, on MSNBC, where they discuss the integration of technology into everyday life.

Parag and Ayesha Khanna say tech can alter our reality and our relationships with AI, all of which are expanding and destabilizing our sense of self.

Parag and Ayesha Khanna discuss that Technik is about adaptability: the capacity to harness emerging technologies to improve our circumstances.

Parag and Ayesha Khanna suggest that Americans can compete through self-employment and transforming education to better prepare for the changing job market.

The globally mobile entrepreneur will decide where to invest capital and where to live will depend on a city’s ability to create a personalized urban experience.

By 2050, 70% of the world will be urban. The rate of urbanization is staggering, and more than 215 million people in India will migrate to cities by 2015.

We are moving into a world where knowledge will become an inexhaustible commodity and transform our sense of self not just for a generation, but forever.

PSFK Labs chats with Dr. Ayesha Khanna, which explores how new technologies are changing the way we interact with our environment.

Stockholm, named the first European Green Capital in 2010, hopes to turn green into gold by exporting smart power to an energy-conscious world, by 2050.

Brian Lehrer invited Dr. Ayesha Khanna to explore the latest developments and challenges in the rapidly evolving world of AI.

In the 1960s, Curitiba was plagued by congestion. Architect Jaime Lerner created an urban-design strategy aiming for an efficient transportation system.

These books offer 3 directional trends: the deepening of regional ties, the rise of new global players, and intractable risks in emerging markets.