The Digital Revolution Keeps on Giving (and Takig)
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The document discusses the ongoing digital revolution driven by advancements like Moore's Law, the rise of social networks, and the quantified self movement. It highlights the profound impacts of technology on personal and professional lives, including the overwhelming data generation and the future of connectivity with the Internet of Things. The text also addresses social challenges such as inequality and job displacement due to automation, while encouraging a perspective on being either a tech optimist or pessimist.
The Digital Revolution Keeps on Giving (and Takig)
- 2. A LOOK AT THE REVOLUTION The Digital Revolution A LOOK AT THE REVOLUTION THAT KEEPS ON GIVING
- 3. MOORE’S LAW Let’s Blame This Guy • Transistors double every two years*years* • Social networks have cured diseases and toppled governments. • Internet taps into and magnifies the best and worst of our nature.
- 4. 5 Looks at the Revolution • Social Networking • The Quantified Self • Human Interface • Big Data • Internet of Things
- 5. Modern High Tech History • Internet/Search • Desktop PC • Brands Target You • Apps • Mobile • You Are a Brand• Brands Target You • Type as input • Mass production • Work for big $ from a few people • You Are a Brand • You as Input • Personalized Production • Work for less dollars but scale
- 6. Technology and Economy Intertwined • Don’t Train for Life’s Work • MOOCs • Premium Services Define• Premium Services Define Wealth • Fluency in finding right info • Using multiple mediums with same message
- 7. The Social Network • Shrinks the world • Open-ness and transparency • Collaboration • Relationships not bound by geography or• Relationships not bound by geography or time • Destroyer of careers/marriages/friendships • Scam central • Your data in the hands of everybody • Seductive, addictive
- 8. The Original Facebook Catered to Exclusivity 2004
- 10. PINTEREST Your Shared Bulletin Board – A Move to Graphical Language Visual representation (hieroglyphics) mostly enabled by mobile phone
- 11. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Google+ Pinterest Personal Life Real time Business Life Google-Life Say it in pix Friends et. al. from your entire life Thought leadership Who knows who Circles that you identify Visual thought leaders 420 chars 140 chars 600 chars none caption 5 Big Guns Compared 420 chars 140 chars 600 chars none caption Text, links, photos, location, stats Text, links, photo, bio, location Text, links and resume Text, links, photos, videos, events, bio, resume, location Photo, video , caption, boards
- 13. Hoot Suite: Social Media Management
- 14. Monitoring Your Social Networking Diet
- 15. NEXT UP? MOVE TO VIDEO
- 17. Social Networks Beget Crowd-Sourcing • Kickstarter • Indiegogo • Wikipedia
- 19. The Internet of Things • Sensor, cloud and new Internet version (IP6) combined • Mobile devices will outnumber humans this year. • 90% of consumer-connected devices will have access to some personal cloud in 2013. • At least 4 billion terabytes of data will be generated this year aloneyear alone • By 2020, between 22 and 50 billion devices will be connected to the Internet, providing citizens with an unprecedented array of smart applications and services. • Latest version of the Internet (IP6) added more addressable space so every “thing” with a sensor and address can be connected.
- 20. Have Your Oven Call My Car Room Lighting Heating Finding Things Pet tracking
- 22. Today/Tomorrow • Tag and track things • Things that Talk to Each Other
- 23. Using tech devices to measure all bodily input and output. Is quantified self more than a narcissistic indulgence? QUANTIFIED SELF
- 25. The Closer to Our Body the More We Look; The Further From Our Body the Longer we Look Rule of Screens
- 26. In God We Trust, Everyone Else Brings Data Our Obsession With Data
- 27. The Quantified Self Movement Heart Rate, Temperature, Pulse Oximetry, ECG, HRV, PWTT
- 28. Heapsyalon - Your Body is the computer
- 29. Memoto: Life Sharing Web Cam
- 30. Products Bought Before They’re Real • Scanadu’s medical scanner, Scout, $1.2 million on indiegogo • Misfit Wearables’ activity tracker, Shine, $847K on indiegogo • amiigo’s fitness bracelet, $581K on indiegogo • Radiate’s smart workout shirt, $580K on Kickstarter • Hapilabs’ smart fork, HAPIfork, $135K on Kickstarter
- 31. Wearable Tech Smart Watch
- 32. Flexibile Materials: The Emo Pulse Smile
- 33. Big Data Behind Each Individual
- 34. • Haptic and Gesture • MultiTouch • Voice • Mind control • Photo Capture • Augmented Reality New Modes of Interaction • Augmented Reality
- 36. GESTURE
- 37. MULTITOUCH
- 38. JUST THINK ABOUT IT
- 39. PHOTOS AND SCANS
- 41. AT THE CENTER OF IT ALL
- 42. The Near Future
- 43. Robots and the Work Force
- 44. BioStamp from MC10 Bands are just today’s incarnation
- 45. Proteus Swallowable Camera And Sensors
- 46. Genetic Sequencing for all
- 47. The Singularity vs. The Uborus Ray Kurzweil : Google • Super-intelligence with technological assist • Machines will outpace humans Jaron Lanier : Microsoft • We are ceding the digital economy to a few companies • Inequality is on the risehumans • The collective knowledge of all human brains will hang around • Inequality is on the rise • We have no new jobs being created • The Internet will eat itself to death
- 48. A Few Sureties • Robots will replace much of our labor force • We will have less (work) to do and live longer to do it • The knowledge of the world will be accessible to all • The crowd will innovate/individuals will innovate • Digital will pervade our lives from birth to death• Digital will pervade our lives from birth to death • You can choose to be a tech optimist or pessimist
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