Dimitris Dimitriadis () is a Greek innovation consultant and researcher in the field of futures studies. He is coâÂÂfounder and Chief Innovation Officer (CIO) of TheFutureCats Innovation Consultancy, an artificial intelligence consulting firm founded in 2018.
He studied design with a focus on innovation, earning a BA from the University of the Arts London and an MA in Design Interaction from the Royal College of Art in London. He also completed a Strategic Foresight programme at the Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies.
In 2018 he coâÂÂfounded TheFutureCats Innovation Consultancy, an artificial intelligence consulting firm. The company has developed the Cogniveil.ai platform, which acts as an intermediary layer between AI models and corporate environments.
Since February 2022 he has been a researcher at the Special Secretariat of Foresight of the Presidency of the Hellenic Government.
He has taught data analytics & AI at CITY College, University of York Europe Campus, and has collaborated with Alba â The American College of Greece and Business College of Athens.
Dimitriadis has developed the TriâÂÂScope Synthesis method, a strategic foresight framework that combines critical thinking, futures thinking and exponential thinking. His work on strategic foresight and digital futures has been discussed in international and Greek media.
He is a member of the Association of Professional Futurists.
In 2023 he published the book 2049 â User Manual for the Future of Humanity with Key Books, analysing longâÂÂterm technology and society trends and accompanied by an augmented reality application.
Dimitriadis has spoken at conferences and institutional events, including TEDxBerlin, TEDxAUEB, and TEDxMetropolitanCollege, as well as the Delphi Economic Forum and other business and policy events. He has also participated in DCN Global events related to digital transformation and Web3.
His work and views on technology and the future have been profiled in outlets such as El PaÃÂs, The National Herald, Proto Thema, Fortune Greece, HR Professional, Esquire Greece, Reader, Ethnikos Kiryx, Newsit, Kathimerini Kyprou, and others.