How IoT Will Destroy Us All
Talkat Embedded Linux Conference + OpenIoT Summit North America 2017 · on Thursday, 2017-02-23· at 10:00· Broadway I/II·
summary
Claims that 75 billion devices appear by 2025 collide with appliance realities: a refrigerator’s 17-year appliance lifespan versus short-lived platform support, leading to unsupported, unpatched devices. Examples include refrigerators running obsolete OSes (Windows ME analogy), platforms like Ubuntu/Canonical or Debian lacking multi-decade guarantees, and Raspberry Pi performance used to estimate the global IoT network can deliver roughly 45 human brains worth of FLOPS by 2020. Result: large botnets, inevitable compromises, and real-world control over locks, ovens and gas.
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chapters (27)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:13Disclaimer
- 3:35Baseline
- 4:16IoT Forecast
- 5:52Population of the World
- 7:00Duck vs Horse
- 7:58Rhinoceros
- 9:24Bedazzled
- 10:27Canonical
- 15:26Brain
- 16:10Raspberry Pi
- 16:45Global IoT Network
- 17:17The Reality
- 18:36Artificial Intelligence
- 19:42Science Fiction
- 19:52Global Consciousness
- 23:59Power constraints
- 26:32Will computers kill us
- 27:44botnets
- 29:19the solution
- 30:20sentient devices
- 31:14software to destroy humans
- 32:50simple AI
- 35:59Constant Loss
- 37:23Companies go out of business
- 39:19The TiVoization
- 42:51Linux
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