Interview with Kathryn Myronuk
summary
Singularity University runs 10‑week teams that turn ideas from global impact competitions (Brazil winners included) into prototypes, spawning projects like Getaround car sharing and Biomine using synthetic organisms to leach metals from e‑waste. Claim: desktop labs and cheap cloud compute put research once requiring millions into the $1,000 range, enabling millions of non‑experts to contribute. Examples stress autonomous mobility, shared ownership models, and cross‑disciplinary pairing to bypass entrenched roadblocks.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:40Technology
- 2:27Exploding technologies
- 3:54Interdisciplinary interdisciplinarity
- 4:29Being an expert
- 4:58New technologies
- 5:23Sharing economy
- 6:05The nature of retail
- 6:24I love DLD
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