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World in Transition II

Talkat DLD NYC 14 · 2014-04-30..05-01
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Claims that industrial society is yielding to information society, grounded in numbers: US Q1 GDP growth 0.1%, Craigslist shrinks classifieds by about $20 billion, an Oxford-linked study flags ~47% of jobs as automatable, face‑recognition now beats humans, people average 11 minutes on task with three context switches, an average US book sells ~250 copies. Examples of new economics: Kickstarter pre-sales for Oculus Rift Pono ($6M) and Ouya ($8M), Flappy Bird earning ~$50,000/day, and Shapeways keeping products as information. These underline disappearing growth, disappearing jobs and disappearing capital.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 1:00Background
  3. 2:07Disappearing Growth
  4. 3:15Free Resources
  5. 5:22Automation
  6. 6:20Disappearing Capital
  7. 9:06Disappearing Attention
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