The Next 10 Years - Part 1
summary
Panel argues concrete bets: AI moves from labs to medicine with claim of AI treating serious illnesses in 4–5 years; big data systems already predict viruses two weeks ahead by correlating telemetry from a billion computers and block infections before they hit; network operators plan multi‑billion investments to make connectivity invisible; Gartner forecasts 75% of data unsecured, 3D printing displaces industrial steps, and innovation cycles shrink from years to months.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:14Gartner's predictions
- 5:01Jim Cunningham on internet cycles
- 6:49Johannes Vlaga on connectivity
- 8:33Jonathan Krim on AI and privacy
- 9:39Jimmy Maymann on AI in healthcare
- 11:03Yoram Yakobi on data future-telling
- 14:13Panel: data and products
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