Industries Of The Future
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Claims that modern cars contain 100 million lines of code, games built from Serbia reached 200 million users, and local teams build a genome sequencing firm and a face-scan system that recreates a virtual you within seconds. Examples of sensors in soil and autonomous tractors show concrete agriculture pilots. Evidence that 12‑year‑olds learn Python and that high‑value work comes from small teams of 3–11 people supports the main point: talent and education, not capital, drive the next wave and governments must stop blocking change.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:13Serbia’s digital progress
- 4:43Physical meets digital
- 6:53Modern cars as software
- 7:37Agriculture tech revolution
- 8:40200M users globally
- 10:05Emerging tech opportunities
- 11:54Small interdisciplinary teams
- 13:23Deep tech in Serbia
- 14:26Talent over capital
- 15:32Coding education edge
- 16:59Historical lessons
- 17:41Education and government role
- 18:47Call to action
- 19:29Closing