My latest article for theFeature.com is about the Technologies of Cooperation map that I’ve put together with colleagues at Institute for the Future.

Although we report about technologies, the power of these tools derives from the social practices they amplify — specifically the ways people, machines and institutions can cooperate. These emerging digital technologies present new opportunities to change the way people work together to solve problems and generate wealth. Central to this class of cooperation-amplifying technologies are eight key clusters, each with distinctive contributions to scientific, economic, social and political forms of collective action.