Keynote: What is the future of work?
summary
Maps of London 1768 show a single bridge whose 1768 watermen strike coins the word strike, illustrating how whole jobs vanish; programming language indices drop Pascal/Fortran/COBOL from the market; the CompareTheMarket meerkat and insurance aggregators reduce brands to storefront labels; Ford Model T (14.6m units) vs Silver Ghost (7.8k) shows commoditization; The Economist forecasts 40% of IT jobs commoditized and Willis Towers Watson finds universal basic security costs 215% of global GDP, so technology alone cannot close the gap.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 2:06What Is the Future of Work
- 3:18London Bridge
- 6:41The Typo Programming Index
- 10:01Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost
- 12:21The Implication for the Future of Work and Commoditization
- 13:06Steve Jobs Keynote
- 15:35Global Gdp 2018
- 17:03What Are the Implications for the Future of Work
- 18:41Build Your Own Mission
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