Conferences, Summits, Roundtables, Publications

What does Humanity+ do? Humanity+ is the world organization that advocates for healthy longevity, ethical advances in AI, development of nanotechnology, open democracy, and a better future for all humanity. Our members are spreading the word about advanced technology and futurist thinking in dozens of different countries, gathering a huge diversity of perspectives on how to get the future right, and thinking about what “getting it right” means.

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We host international conferences in real-time and online. In 2024, we aim to host the Global Summit on AI with a focus on “Existential Opportunity”. Our recent collaboration with TransVision Madrid and Paris and sponsoring Afrolongevity 2022 and 2023 Summits has been a highlight for all. Our H+ Summit 2020 was attended by 3,500 people on live stream. Our conferences include Hong Kong, New York City, Madrid, Los Angeles, Milan, Beijing, London, and other locations. Our conferences aim to bring together innovators with a variety of perspectives, building a common understanding of the best way to create an amazingly positive future for all of us. We’re a broad organization — we’re not focused on any one technology or issue. Our mission is to help humanity get the future right. But out of the breadth of our mission, come some very specific action items, which we’re actively pursuing.

We produce the H+ Academy, an online Round Table discussion and breakout workshops for members, and provided videos at our YouTube Channel. Our aim is to network members through social media, have worldwide groups and chapters, provide the h+ magazine, archive, and fund R&D.

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Our h+ Magazine started in glossy print and continued as a forward thinking online zine.

 

We continue to provide foresight about AI, AGI, robotics, healthy SuperLongevity and anti-aging advocacy, philosophical inquiry about the issues humanity is facing today in preparing for tomorrow, space exploration, identity and what the future for humanity might become, and heady theories about uploading and virtual worlds.