![]() I heard about The Inevitable: Understanding the 12 Technological Forces That Will Shape Our Future, the latest book from Kevin Kelly, on Tim Ferriss's podcast. It reminded me of Diamandis's book Bold, which I had read last year and enjoyed. This book similarly went over a lot of current technological trends and advances and how they will "inevitably" play out at a high level (the details are subject to change). I enjoyed the little descriptions in each chapter of "a day in your life" in the future. Intro Shift to processes from products Services instead of finished products 1 becoming Existence is chiefly maintenance Second law of thermodynamics Upgrade arms race Will remain endless newbies 2 codifying Distributed intelligence Adding net and data to everything Deep learning, gpu Human job is to give robot jobs Success will be to whoever works best with robots 3 flowing Internet all about copying Now all about flows and streams Expect real-time results for everything Just in time purchasing Generative attributes cause people to pay for free stuff Liquidity Experiences Personalization Support, manuals Immediacy Patronage Data and products changing from fixidity to fluidity Stages of flow Fixed, rare Ubiquitous, commoditized Flowing, sharing: breaking apart the product Opening, becoming: audience is artist 4 screening Screens over paper Networked books Screens on all objects 5 accessing Instant borrowing Dematerialization Servicizing. X as a service. Realtime on demand Rental model Decentralization, blockchain Platform synergy Clouds 6 sharing Socialism 7 filtering Personalization Technology will create things People will create experiences 8 remixing User content 9 interacting VR and AR 10 tracking Quantified self 11 questioning Searches, queries 12 beginning Singularity
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