Tomorrow’s Europe

Will we all lose our jobs to AI?

In just a few years, artificial intelligence has become an integral part of our daily lives. While some view it as a tremendous resource with the potential to considerably simplify our lives, others are concerned about its short- and long-term impacts for humanity. So, what kind of new world should we be preparing for? And we start by examining how AI is changing the world of work. An episode by Hermine Donceel, brought to you by Euranet Plus.

Can food security be ensured for tomorrow's Europe?

Climate change is already affecting European agricultural production, and this trend is set to continue. How can farmers adapt? What impact will this have on our food supply? Can food security be guaranteed for tomorrow's Europe?  An episode by Hermine Donceel, brought to you by Euranet Plus.

Are European cities going to become living hells?

In the future, heatwaves will be longer and more frequent, presenting an even greater challenge to European cities and their inhabitants. What options are available to mayors today? Will they have the will to make difficult decisions today to ensure that the cities of tomorrow are more liveable?   An episode by Joanna Neville and Hermine Donceel, brought to you by Euranet Plus

Will we be able to manage the impact of climate change on health?

Climate change poses a fundamental threat to human health, says the World Health Organisation. What should we be concerned about. And how can we adapt to this challenge? We answer these questions with the help of experts from across the European Union.   An episode by Hermine Donceel, brought to you by Euranet Plus.

In the future, will our cultural heritage be left to ruin?

We can't just leave our cultural heritage in the past: by keeping it alive, it can contribute to helpful debates about the values that underpin our society, well-being and how we get along. So — what can be done to support cultural heritage in the European Union?    An episode by Hermine Donceel, brought to you by Euranet Plus.