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The Darwinian nature of on-demand business

Talkat Collision 2016 · 2016-04-26..04-28· [ai-assisted-development, web-platform]
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Argues that the on‑demand wave follows a Cambrian explosion into an on-demand winnowing where a few winners scale by changing underlying economics, with frequency-heavy categories like food and transport proving durable; predicts delivery will become AWS‑like infrastructure that apps build experiences on top of; calls out deep learning, image recognition and NLP as the engines of new services and warns of a bots hype cycle; gives concrete examples: deep learning augmenting radiology and personalized drugs via genomics and CRISPR.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to on-demand economy
  2. 1:02Survival of the fittest in tech
  3. 3:24Permanence in consumer demand
  4. 6:30Experience as the new product
  5. 9:40Future of AI and automation
  6. 13:24Personalized healthcare revolution
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