Disruptive Innovators Under Attack pt.3
summary
Argues privacy debates slow innovation and demands transparency and easy opt-out for consumer tech; predicts near-term acceleration in healthcare analytics and diagnostics with epidemics (Ebola) as an X factor that could force rapid change; treats 3D printing and driverless cars as gradual shifts but expects driverless lane-shifting and collision-avoidance to become standard and laws (backup cameras) to drive adoption; describes Uber/Airbnb as platform-as-software cut model that bets on timing and regulatory change while warning automation may eliminate low-skill jobs faster than new ones appear.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Disruptive trends next 3 years
- 1:48Healthcare innovations diagnostics
- 3:16The Internet of Things and its challenges
- 4:40Uber Airbnb disruptive models
- 6:46Cultural factors innovation success
- 8:34China’s innovation strategy talent flow
- 10:00Regulation battles innovation
- 11:22Income disparity innovation solutions
- 14:09Future of work disruption
- 16:33Innovation global quality of life
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