Amy Zalman
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Amy Zalman is a leading strategic futurist whose research explores the intersection of technology, security, and long-term societal change. Her work is distinguished by a focus on how emerging technologies will reshape conflict, governance, and human decision-making. Her most cited paper, “Visualizing the Tactical Ground Battlefield in the Year 2050: Workshop Report” (2015), synthesizes insights from a high-level, Army-sponsored workshop she convened. This report, with 11 citations, is a foundational piece for understanding how artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, and human-machine teaming will transform the nature of tactical warfare. Beyond this, Zalman’s broader contributions lie in making futures thinking accessible and actionable for organizations, moving beyond prediction to strategic foresight. She has been a sought-after speaker and advisor, notably serving as President of the World Future Society, where she elevated the profile of professional futurism. Her impact is measured not just in citations, but in her ability to shape how military and corporate leaders anticipate and prepare for a radically uncertain world, making her a pivotal voice in the field of applied foresight.
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