When designing for tomorrow, anticipation is a key part of the creative and strategic process. Devin Liddell, Teague’s Principal Futurist, talks to John Gauntt of The Augmented City Podcast about the preferred future of the transportation ecosystem, and why we should leave plenty of room for the unexpected, especially in larger cities like Seattle, San Francisco, and New York.

Teague's take: Designing how people and things move in the future will be driven not only by functional but emotional reasons and will require symbiosis between cultural changes, technological changes, and infrastructural changes. Solutions will need to speak to specific use cases that also integrate sustainability and a frictionless mobility experience.

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About The Augment City
The Augmented City explores collisions in Culture and Code that are happening as AI evolves from being a tool we use, into an immersive environment we live in. Over the past six years, The Augment City has had conversations with some of the smartest people in technology, examining how new ideas and new tools will shape the future of urban life, how culture will adapt, and what we can do to create a world where technology enhances life and offers unlimited possibility.