Digital transformation: Are you ready for exponential change? Futurist Keynote Speaker Gerd Leonhard

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Updated Sept 2023: Business as usual is dead. Increasingly, science fiction is becoming science fact. Exponential technologies are rapidly changing our lives and societies, every day, everywhere. We will need different skills, and we will need to get much better at driving change – or we will be driven by it. Most importantly, we should embrace technology but not become it. Anything that can be digitized or automated, will be – and anything that cannot be digitized or automated will become extremely valuable. We must go beyond technology to define real human values in this new digital ecosystem.

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0:00 – Intro
0:07 – Business as usual is dead or dying
0:44 – Science fiction is becoming science fact
1:23 – The exponential change
1:59 – Human traits will become extremely important
2:50 – The technological how and human why
3:30 – embrace technology, don’t become it

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Executive Producer and narrator: Gerd Leonhard
Producer and Art Director: Jean-Francois Cardella
Script: James McCabe
After Effect: Sylvain Collet
Sound mixing: Jeremy Joly

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  5. Excelente video. Qué manera tan impactante y a la vez tan simple de ilustrar los cambios que están por llegar. Mejor no puede ser explicado. Felicidades

    Mi vida profesional la he dedicado a "convencer" a las empresas en la adopción y buen uso de herramientas de tecnologías de la información, con el objeto de incrementar la productividad de su personal y de sus negocios y lo he hecho bien. Pero aún hay mucho que hacer.

    Le agradezco toda la valiosa información que usted están compartiendo en este videos. Me invitan a la acción, al cambio, a la reflexión, a la preparación y además, me advierten de los retos y oportunidades que el mundo deberá enfrentar para construir un "Buen Futuro"

    Gracias, gracias, gracias

  9. How Augmented Reality Can Change the World

    Cortney Harding

    Bold title, I know. And as someone who considers herself allergic to grand, sweeping statements like the one I just made, I understand if you’re skeptical. But the more I turn augmented reality over in my head, the more I think about broader implication beyond selling products and engaging customers (though don’t get me wrong, it’s amazing for that, I want to keep my day job). Augmented reality could lead to a revolution in the way we communicate — and provide a path to inclusion for people with learning challenges and the illiterate.

    According to UNICEF data, almost 10% of the world’s population can be considered illiterate, and women are disproportionately less likely to be able to read than men. Add to those millions of people, many of whom are in rapidly developing countries, the number of people who struggle with reading and those who are in countries where they don’t speak the dominant language, and the number balloons. Using more contextual and image driven augmented reality applications would allow for these people to participate more fully in society, creating net benefits for everyone.

    Many refugees and migrants, for instance, lack language skills when they first arrive in new countries, and plenty of them also lack functional literacy as well. If they were able to use smart devices to navigate their lives, they could more quickly be integrated into their new environments, and perhaps learn simple job skills using AR to mimic with work they would be doing. Even if women were prevented from working outside the home, for instance, they could use visual cues to navigate the city and seek resources for their daily lives.

    In developing countries, AR could be used to lift people out of poverty but providing basic, visually driven skills training, as well as a way to communicate with the wider world. But beyond that, it provides something less tangible but more important — an end to isolation. We live in a text based world right now, and if the text is unreadable, you can’t function to your highest capacity. If you are given a way to navigate the world that is understandable, it will get you out of the bubble and into society, and perhaps give you the confidence to go forth and learn how to read text.

    Augmented reality will never replace reading, of course, and nor should it. But it can add an extra layer on top of the world to make it more welcoming and comprehensible for some of the most disenfranchised among us, and that’s reason enough to lean in and start experimenting. If just one woman can learn a skill that gives her ability to escape a bad relationship, or one man can learn how to navigate a strange and scary city and feel more included, then that will be enough.

  41. This was 6 years ago. I haven’t seen much of a difference! People haven’t necessarily gotten smarter. The only thing that’s impressed me lately is DALL-E 2, but I’m not seeing anything like anti-gravity or my dreams coming true.

  45. You realize that our brains are quantum computers within themselves so what exactly do you think it’s going to happen 15 to 20 years when we make robots to do our bidding for us to improve do you think they will take kindly to that don’t you think that they will learn don’t you think that they will adapt regardless of what they are they aren’t human just a different species that we create so what exactly do you think that will bring genocide I think

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