Digital Business: Tomorrow is Already Here
summary
Claims that products learn while used and that fleets share models (Tesla autopilot) meet concrete examples: Atlas learns a backflip, warehouses run with robots in warehouses coordinated by an air‑traffic system, and a bank retailer raises invoice match rate from 40% to 94% matching rate using deep learning. Implementations use image recognition, RFID, IoT, NLP and voice copilots; drones map palm‑oil plantations for targeted action; a location‑based promo hijacks customers and visibly drives store traffic.
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:57Tesla Autopilot
- 4:57Tesla vs GM
- 6:15Self improving products
- 6:38Digital business
- 8:18Data
- 10:58Reports
- 12:24BI Strategy
- 14:14AI
- 14:55Doug Engelbart
- 17:32Walmart
- 18:19Garbage
- 19:28Robots
- 20:58Dog and muffin
- 21:19Brand impact
- 22:49Matching
- 24:15Voice Recognition
- 25:25SOS AP Leonardo
- 26:38Retail
- 30:40Palm Oil
- 31:38Meat Pack
- 33:33Creativity
- 34:35Questions
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