2019 tech forecast jan 2 2019
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The document discusses the impact of various general purpose technologies in the 21st century, highlighting how unprecedented data generation is transforming competition dynamics. It lists key technologies from 2019, including artificial intelligence, blockchain, and renewable energy, which are influencing industries through disruptive innovation. Additionally, it explains machine learning's role in enabling computers to learn from vast amounts of data, shifting from fixed algorithms to adaptive systems.
2019 tech forecast jan 2 2019
- 5. First A Little Context (How we arrived at our predictions)
- 6. 1.
- 11. 21st Century Fortunes General Purpose Technologies 2.
- 19. On an average day in the early part of the twenty-first century, human beings generate 2.5 million trillion bytes of data
- 20. Where all this data comes from
- 21. Innovation and The Changing Nature of Competition 3.
- 22. Existing Direct Competition Adjacent Competition Start-ups IT as a GPT Changes Competition From Incremental Innovators
- 23. To Disruptive Innovators Existential Threats Start-ups Existing Direct Competition Adjacent Competition
- 24. Automotive Example Existential Threats Start-ups Existing Direct Competition Adjacent Competition
- 29. 8. Augmented Reality / Virtual Reality
- 31. 6. Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies
- 35. 5. Internet of Things
- 38. 2. Software enabled hardware platforms
- 39. Your Mind in a Machine Body
- 41. 1. Artificial Intelligence (machine learning)
- 44. What Is Machine Learning? ( Narrow AI) Building systems that enable a computer system to learn some intelligent behavior by training it on massive amounts of data. Said another way; Replacing systems where algorithm are programed in advance with systems where algorithms learn from data.
- 45. 90% of ML Algorithms Do One Thing Takes an input A and delivers an output B • Picture Is it you? • Loan application Should you get it? • Advertisement Will you click? • Audio Transcript • English French • Image, radar Position of the car
- 46. On an average day in the early part of the twenty-first century, human beings generate 2.5 million trillion bytes of data