Living Foresight Spaces
AI-driven strategic foresight reports across 15 industries and regions. Each space tracks claims, scenarios, and structural tensions, with probabilities updated as new evidence arrives.
- Future of UX & Product Design in CEE 2026–2031 — Will the Profession Survive Generative AI? — This foresight space explores the collision between AI-driven design automation and the European strict-liability regulatory environment, specifically in the CEE region. It highlights a structural paradox where productivity gains are negated by legal risk, forcing a radical shift from 'speed-focused' to 'governance-heavy' design operations.
- Strategic Leadership in Czech Financial Health 2026-2030 — This future space explores the clash between a mandate for hyper-frictionless digital integration and a deep-seated cultural resistance to financial transparency, set against the backdrop of an impending 'Liability-Innovation Chasm' created by agentic AI.
- CEE 2030: Energy Taxation, Carbon Pricing, and Households — A dual-crisis landscape where CEE economies face a 'liquidity pincer' between rigid EU carbon pricing and a systemic 'grid exit' by heavy industrial actors.
- The Transformation of the Czech Defense Industry 2030-2035 — Czechia's defense sector stands at a crossroads between becoming a high-tech 'Silicon Fortress' for Europe or a stagnating 'Integrated Rustbelt' choked by fiscal debt brakes and supply chain vulnerabilities.
- 2030 Corporate Skills: The Future of Jobs — The Corporate Skills Outlook 2030 is defined by the 'Experience Gap'—a structural paradox where the automation of 93% of entry-level tasks liquidates the training grounds for the very senior leaders required to manage a $1.2 trillion 'hidden' cognitive automation layer.
- Public Sector 2030: Navigating AI-Driven Bureaucracy — A structural divergence between 'Algorithmic Autonomy' and 'Technical Integrity' defines the next decade of public governance, where trillion-dollar efficiency gains are threatened by a $200 'Alignment Tax' and an 81% surge in compliance-driven hiring.
- The 2032 Blue-Collar AI Renaissance — A high-stakes industrial pivot where $500B in AI capital collides with a 1.9M worker shortfall and 20-year-old legacy equipment, forcing a choice between 'lights-out' automation or VR-mediated teleoperation.
- Digital Euro vs. Commercial Banks 2030: Strategic Evolution — A high-stakes transition where the Eurozone attempts to maintain monetary sovereignty against private stablecoin dominance, defined by a 'Utility Paradox' that risks making the public currency obsolete for the machine-led B2B economy.
- Strategic Consulting 2030 (Global) — By 2030, the strategic consulting landscape will be reshaped by technological advancements and regulatory shifts, creating different pathways for firms based on their adaptability to new compliance standards and market demands.
- Banking 2030 - Open Finance — A bifurcated landscape where the battle for financial supremacy shifts from 'who holds the capital' to 'who controls the verification protocol' and 'who owns the customer interface'.
- Czech Automotive Industry 2035 — The Czech automotive industry faces a structural crossroads: transitioning from a low-margin internal combustion assembly shop to either a globally competitive battery-and-software hub or a stranded industrial relic of the 20th century.
- Czech Workforce 2031 — Restructuring & Layoffs — A structural tension between AI-driven workforce displacement and the Czech Republic's tight labor market. Recent data confirms a widening gap between high-skill vacancies and low-skill layoffs, compounded by a failure to absorb native digitally-literate youth. Bayesian update shifts weight toward 'Brain Drain' (Scenario A) as remote-work migration and foreign EOR hiring emerge as the primary structural response to domestic industrial stagnation.
- Future of R&D in Europe 2027-2032 — Europe stands at a crossroads between becoming a 'Privacy-First Powerhouse' or an 'Industrial Museum' as it attempts to bridge a 1.1% GDP R&D gap with the US through a massive €175-€200 billion public injection.
- The Craft of UX Design 2026-2035 — The UX profession is bifurcating between high-level 'Intent Architects' who govern generative systems and a commoditized 'Dead Zone' where automated static interfaces render traditional UI skills obsolete.
- Global B2B SaaS Ecosystem 2027-2032 — A structural shift from 'software-as-a-service' to 'autonomy-as-an-outcome,' where the value decouples from human seats and re-centers on AI-native orchestration agents.