Internet of things - beyond our current imagination | Ashkan Fardost | TEDxÖstersund

[@ChetanKumarg]

Dear Ashkan Fardost, Your talk is really excellent, a treat about how to give a presentation and convey ones viewpoint convincingly. Your dress style shows your are simple but very intelligent, your research into the way man progressed from 25,000 years to date is also put very wonderfully. You are a great person. Thank you for this talk. Chetan

[@ashkanfardost8682]

Thank you Chetan!

[@naybobdenod]

What a wonderful comment. My sentiments exactly. Sincerely JF ( UK )

[@conjurehoodoo8529]

You have left out a point. You started as an artist musician. The primitive man started as an artist painting on the cave walls. What happens when technology diminishes the human need to express beauty and emotion in artistic ways? What happens when art is trumped by utility in this internet/cloud space? Excellent visionary talk. thank you

[@MrC0MPUT3R]

+CONJURE HOODOO Why would art be trumped by utility? All through history people have used new technology to expand art and create new ways of expressing themselves.

[@conjurehoodoo8529]

Art is not deemed useful in our society, and technology and the cloud of things do not value aesthetics and beauty in and of themselves, only insofar as they are "useful." Of what use is art?

[@MrC0MPUT3R]

CONJURE HOODOO You can make that argument in any period of time. What made art useful to a caveman? It didn't feed him. It didn't keep him warm. If anything a caveman would be more likely to forsake art and focus on more utilitarian things.

[@conjurehoodoo8529]

You make my point. "If anything we humans would be more likely to forsake art and focus on more utilitarian things." I certainly see that happening, with technology making this more possible (and probable). What is the inherent value of art vis a vis technology? The utility of Ashkan's musical creations - in themselves, his art? In this society the perception is that art is pretty much useless, unless it can be sold.

[@MrC0MPUT3R]

CONJURE HOODOO And you completely missed my point...

[@mritunjay3723]

He has shown exact things with more enthusiasm. Brilliant

[@lyonelscapino6590]

It says almost nothing new and I love it. :) I always enjoy listenning to tech enthusiasts .People that are optimist about the future. So refreshing. I sincerely thank this guy for spreading the word.

[@ashkanfardost8682]

+lyonel scapino Thank you, I appreciate your honest and inspiring comment!

[@freshme8694]

It's astonishing to think what's gonna happen when all these novel technolegies interpenetrate and integrate in one meta-system. Just take the huge-ones: 1)VR 2)Augmented Reality 3)IOT 4)Clean energy 5)AI 6)Brain interface and sensory systems augmentation. If these 6 would run altogether it's unimaginable what world it becomes.

[@mikatanaka8470]

This is one of the BEST! Thank you!!!

[@pgrossmsk]

A.M - Arise (Hammer & Funabashi Remix) ,one of my favorite trance track by ashkan and mike shiver

[@mohanr6642]

Profound knowledge he steals the show

[@GeoffLedak]

Very inspiring. I ordered some Arduino hardware a few weeks ago but haven't gotten around to doing anything with it yet. Now I feel motivated to start some projects. On another note, 'Salt Lake - Rendezvous' is one of my top 3 favorite trance tracks of all time and your Envio releases are brilliant. Do you think you'll ever put out any more dance music?

[@carlosocando1876]

Since this came out only 2 years ago we're already at the augmented reality age! So crazy

[@jo-jovolkswagen7136]

I don’t know how to make anymusic ..not know how to write the song .. but inside my chest I have so much emotion ..and down feeling ..overwhelming .. how bad of me .. ready to come out and be ready on the notebook... that what I can do

[@sathishreddy8344]

So many things i learned from this Video ..Thank you very much..and Great Job..

[@aj863]

I was wondering whether this was the same guy I was looking for. His song "For You" under the name "Envio" is probably my favorite song of all time

[@JPSMS100]

yes, it's him

[@RC-pw7om]

Fantastic job!!!

[@hessamjamalkhah9781]

OH MY GOD!!! we should learn fast...

[@wanglijun9190]

Thank you!

[@conforzo]

The difference today is that the competition is so much larger.

[@marcdimarc1]

Excellent!!!

[@ultimateCut]

An epic yes..!

[@loveu813]

Its quite inspiring speech, thank you. One question, what if computer can learn and have their own thought and imagination, how terrifying is that :(

[@Am3THR]

Google Deep mind is already a computer which can learn, and there has already been a short movie completely written by an AI :)

[@ashkanfardost8682]

Thank you! I'm actually excited about computers learning to have their own thoughts and imagination. Imagine the possibilities if we could collaborate with intelligent machines to solve many of our biggest problems, such as global warming and energy production? Or work together to develop technologies that would allows us to travel between planets and different star systems? Of course there is a risk, because such intelligent machines could be used for evil purposes, but I think the benefits outweigh the risks :)

[@crand20033]

They are already do, when you accidentally download malware.

[@TechArmorHawaii]

great presentation

[@lindaturnerft.whatsanoldla1464]

Highly informative video, with a call to action. Here's my answer: My project to use accelerated technology is part advertising vehicle, part social and natural data mining, user-populated database via video, photography, print. Perhaps it already exists, in some shape, but if not, I'm working on it. It's rather like Google maps, but less bossy. Creates local, regional, national, hell, yes, global community of info sharing. It goes something like this: WhereUR: first person postal code submission, email prompts to upload/post and share, where users can add their info to a variety of options (see WhereUB) WhereUGO: user postal code search; email prompts new uploads/posts and shares - where users find first person posted info in a variety of options. (see Where UB) WhereUB: map based search by category with first person posted results index, categories: photos, videos, stories - fact, fiction, somewhere in between: news, weather, road conditions, natural world (trees, other plants, birds, animals, rivers, streams), entertainment, science, travel, accommodations, restaurants, parties, events. etc. Currently in idea phase, now know it's worth checking into the technology Ashkan presents. I welcome feedback and/or development discussions. Cheers.

[@DonnaBrooks]

I love the intro music accompanying your logo!

[@jo-jovolkswagen7136]

I didn’t know ..that..people they spend money or any budget to fix or renovate the wall .. (If every country know that build the wall ..cost a lot of money and money for maintaining ..etc. lot of issues.. that is why no any countries would talk about to fix the wall .. right ?

[@tommyboy7233]

It all sounds nice, but what do we do if we can't even get a good Wifi connection? Not even with the best devices.

[@fredrikmagnuson]

Grymt!

[@simabah]

Amazing presentation Ashkan jaan.

[@crand20033]

So now we can't get away with anything we are doing that we don't want anyone else to know.

[@mitchillston8726]

This whole thing about security is important and I hoped more detail would of been given on how some kind of privacy would be maintained. Although if we chose to buy this kind of technology we must accept a a loss of some privacy. David Crandell, I don't think this stuff is aimed at you. We must find some kind of balance between sharing our personal 'Internet of things' without going too far. For example, a friend of mine who watched this talk with me is a medical professional and said it would be hard (in his opinion) for one of these wrist devices to differentiate between a minor heart attack and.. having sex. Imagine an ambulance arriving.

[@ashkanfardost8682]

Unless you monitoring the breathing patterns as well. Then it'd be easy to tell the difference!

[@ventin75]

Question: What is coming after IoT?

[@irsyadashari5536]

hmm maybe Internet of Multiverse with the alien ? I don'y know. The more advanced we become, the faster we become advanced

[@jo-jovolkswagen7136]

In life animal ...am I in this category or lower ..like hydra bacteria

[@lananguyen4829]

Hi, I am not a native English speaker. There are some words that I could not catch. Can anyone help me? At 0: 55: .... and to make electronic music, you had to get these (something sounds like madgo), and then he showed an electronic machine which could create piano sound or echo effects.

[@ashkanfardost8682]

+Lana Nguyen I'm not a native English speaker either, so I apologise for my pronunciation! The word I'm saying is "modules". It's all of the effect and instrument modules that were required to create electronic music back then, such as the Novation SuperNova: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novation_Supernova

[@ddenuci]

"Modules"

[@Chaosaddict1001]

Not a programmer. But a bloody good salesman.

[@KamalNainSharma]

hi i start my research in "internet of things ". Please give me some suggestion ....................

[@rightright6582]

Kamal Nain Sharma, well Siri Is a Good resource.

[@mohammedusama9854]

Hug the exponential!

[@Dan_is_a_liar]

I'm I the only one who is freaked out by this stuff?? Lol

[@valutko1985]

no ;)

[@attylermontheroad5195]

IM READY TO GO TO WAR OVER IT

[@07ap07]

hi 5!

[@rightright6582]

No, Trust me. It Is a hidden gem in KZbin. I even think that the author has not realized the motivational gem that he has created. It Is motivational to say the least.

[@atlasdudson6928]

The AI are gonna take over

[@RiseAndFall_]

All hail the Ashman aka Envio aka Salt Lake.

[@sb-rj6yb]

not all wants to be music producer...how about working on what everyone wants and making it real with technology...? its weird but ...speed of technology can solve it in few years...i guess

[@jo-jovolkswagen7136]

So sad for those people from around the world ...travel from their countries just to be right here by these wall ..and be struck for so long ..could not find the exit ..and damage their life there.. not suppose to have other kids fell in this trap again and again .. ?

[@anitashaw9377]

Humans are becoming obsolete

[@jo-jovolkswagen7136]

Advance ...what .. debt in advance or

[@vlndfee6481]

We created our own God... just like us. Doing what it thinks is right. But knows it mercy?

[@Bigwingrider1800]

YEPPERS BE CONCERNED BE VERY A CONCERNED.

[@07ap07]

are we going to replace ourselves?

[@JigaByte]

They don't drive better than human beings do. Otherwise they would be already released on the market. There is a ton of stuff they can't compute yet... Real life situations that can't be computed fast enouf to get a good reaction of the car. Humans are much better at taking intuitive desisions in fractions of seconds at really difficult problems that involve a lot of data. Once we will be able to use a quantum processor in those cars. Then they will be market ready. Because they compute as fast as the non concious part of the brain.

[@SwedishDoomGoblin]

Patryk Sitko fully Self driving cars are ready but they will be released in 2019 apparently. 😅

[@jo-jovolkswagen7136]

I don’t have phone .. because I don’t see .. the point ... lot of shits can not fix .. I have to pass.

[@cesarcosta7577]

2021 🤔😏🤡🤡🤡

[@hasherpeekpower94]

If AI is so clever, let them come up with the ideas.

[@hiimspooderman1907]

No worries. Soon my friend, soon.

[@jo-jovolkswagen7136]

Jam from jail people.. no job.. of course no money to spend.. it isn’t normal ..

[@AmbitiousLearnWithGeorge]

2015 stuff is old

[@pippilotta333]

lol

[@jo-jovolkswagen7136]

Farmer ...again..? Same old same old? Lol .. I don’t mind ..

[@chase_like_the_bank]

I hate tedX. All the pretentiousness of a standard ted talk, with none of the content.