Wow i have never seen so many people living in a box. the fact is the job apocalypse is coming and will more than likely be here by 2050 and this video is just coping. look most jobs are on a tight close loop with a skeleton crew even today if your looking company's are laying off workers left and right while making record profits and some of the auto makers are starting to put bots like Boston Dynamics new Atlas and tesla bot in there factory's to replace workers and at gaming companies they are doing the same thing with software-based AI these people may be in very good well-educated positions but if you do the work your self and look all this stuff up then you will see the truth the rich don't want you to see. if there not out right replacing people they have 1 person doing the work of 2 to 3 with AI witch means they either lay them off or wait for them to retire on there own and don't hire new people. this leads to a surplus of people that work gig work witch is what we are seeing today and soon things like Uber won't exist and gig work will dry up that is when the government may try to sustain the workforce with construction tell that dries up then you have no choice but to go to a UBI or radically reduce the work week. AI is based on data and chip size + quantum computers all of witch have not bottle necked. they may be right the government may find a way to keep work going in perpetuity forever but if they keep on embracing Tech that's bound a bottleneck where they will change to either a techno Utopia or a techno dystopia we seem to be on the road to a techno dystopia more than a techno Utopia for example we have self drivable cars and self-driving 18 wheelers but there not used in most cases they could be used but are not mostly because state and local regulations that make them not economically viable a Band-Aid patch on a greater problem and last I checked the government is starting to use unmanned jets for warfare . putting all of this together you get most people working fake jobs or most people living the good life while working very little in the grand scheme of things.

I know I'm just some random dude, by why do they look and sound like they were made by AI lol

Very cool, I would love to see more content like this!

Awesome scenario planning methodology and explanation: What are the trends and are the uncertainties? "Scenario planning is about addressing the unknown", according to Paul Schoemaker. Creating narratives will outline potential future worlds for holding a strategic conversation and test current strategies. It also triggers a preparedness what could happen. Thanks a lot.

Most of this is so dumb, corporations should listen less to these pretentious psychologists who know nothing about real people and JUST ASK

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How is this on-chip ram functionally and physically different from L1, L2 and L3 cache?

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Very interesting to see these developments and how things changed since 2015. Even though we are still not totally there, there are some very promising developments in using big data to predict emotions and link with personality traits. I agree that asking questions, be it through surveys or focus groups, will lead to biased responses. There are some really incredible developments in the field of consumer insights that bypass this problem. Think of www.consumersearchinsights.com, they use consumer search data. This is high intent data as people are searching something online with intent to obtain more information or even buy. These methods using large volumes of search data bring some really actionable consumer intelligence without the bias. Also it gives information on things that happen outside the "universe of your company" as it contains data from people that are not yet your customer but are interested in the products you make.

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who knows how to make this ? any professor here?

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Sounds like magic

That's great, but how do you do that?

0:35 There are many ways to gather energy from environment around us - solar, wind, tidal...

Well what happened? Did you find a application for this? 📡👽🇺🇸 looked promising.

Very Informative Video

Measuring emotions with all these uber scientific measures just feels counter-intuitive and like creating processes for the sake of it. The real question for me, is how do we find new ways to trust each other's human judgement in big corporations, when the language and logics with most credibility for making a business case are quantitative and numerical? The problem is, it's like trying to translate emotional intelligence into stats or numbers, you might be able to do it in some way with heuristics, but it's entirely missing the point. How do we measure happiness? People have tried, but we've realised we can't really do that... I think the best methods here are likely to be a return to ethnographics and watching people in their natural environments, to see how they react and behave.

Time to respond to market dynamics is the key to success. At Youplus, fortunately we are doing exactly the same as Richard explained so wll. Our VOISE platform looks into the videos to understand the context, content and emotion to deliver insights. For the first time in the industry, we have introduced a measure , True Feel Score (TFS) and Net Feel Score (NFS). We measure emotions in relation to the context and content to build meaningful insights that can be used to take decisions.

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Any chance there is full video avaliable?

Brilliant Stuff.

Very useful

Can't you just use the broken hard drive? I read the research papers, the main problem of nano scale is highly expensive piezo motors, but in current hard disk drives the voice coil are providing precision in at least 100-10 of nanometers, just think - magnets, lasers+ metal atoms = metal printing. And rotating disc is also the only way to preserve impressive level of precision for the order of atoms in needed position.

'Briggs- Myers''...LOL!

As an Alumnus, looking forward to hearing more about innovation & impacts

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New research examines which strategies tend to pay off in the face of disruptive threats.

#Crowdfunding has proven amazingly useful for entrepreneurs with ideas and dreams. Here, funded researcher Ethan Mollick says that established companies can look to crowdfunding as a strategy as well:

"We're asking, 'How can #nanotechnology change your lives? How can nanotechnology have an impact on society?'" bit.ly/1tXRbUo

"time to invest if people have money"... investors do have money, but their prospective costumers don't I'm afraid.