The third wave of technology: Steve Case in Conversation
summary
Argues that the third wave means embedding the internet into health care, agriculture, energy and cities — not just apps — and that success requires partnerships with regulated incumbents and policy engagement. Cites surprising data: 75% of venture capital goes to three states (California, New York, Massachusetts) with California getting roughly half, and clinical data gaps (MD Anderson reverses about 25% of second-opinion cancer diagnoses). Proposes spreading VC and startups geographically to create new, local industries and jobs.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and early career
- 1:16The three waves of the internet
- 2:19Tech and government collaboration
- 3:44Silicon Valley’s disconnect from reality
- 5:56Backlash against big tech
- 7:41Jobs and automation concerns
- 10:47Rise of the rest movement
- 12:32JD Vance and Ohio initiatives
- 13:59Innovation divide and job creation
- 16:44Healthcare innovation example
- 19:33Future predictions and closing
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