The Economy of Tomorrow | AI Revolution | Megacities | Documentary

The Economy of Tomorrow - The future is uncertain and full of challenges. How do we rescue our cities and tackle inequalities? How do we deal with an aging future and bridging the gender gap? It's time for some forward thinking.
The Economy of Tomorrow (2016)
Stars: Dafydd Rees, Alastair Bates
Genres: Documentary, News
0:00 March of the Machines
The show asks how will the AI revolution change the world? Part one features Jeremy Kahn, Bloomberg Tech Reporter, Mike McDonough Global Chief Economist at Bloomberg Intellligence and Gideon Mann, Head of Data Science at Bloombeg, Part Two features Martin Ford, Author of Rise of the Robots. Part Three features how AI could soon be changing healthcare.
23:16 Growing Pains
This programme asks how can we harness the economic potential of megacities? Part 1 features Bloomberg experts featured include James Hertling of Bloomberg News, Mike McDonough Global Chief Economist of Bloomberg Intelligence. Part 2 features urban activist Alessandra Orofino who's based in Rio de Janeiro in Brazil. Part 3 examines the urban environment in Lagos, Nigeria and features the floating village of Makoko and the EkoAtlantic project.
45:45 Smashing the Glass Ceiling
In this episode, we'll ask what's preventing women from closing the gender gap in the world of work?
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[@moezar9360]

As someone who grew up with the internet first coming to the public space its absolutely boggling the differences in just 20 years.

[@waffle_chair9269]

Times that by a 10000 for AI.

[@mmirafuentess1990]

I concurred. 😊

[@roxannebrown3061]

This film was published in 2016. The date needs to be included in the description. Things are moving so fast that the date for these big claims matters.

[@autumndryden4040]

Agreed!! They said something would increase 10 fold by 2021 and I was like huh? When was this filmed? And it took scrolling to this comment for me to see the year.

[@dirkdiggler9379]

Its in the description you just need to actually read the entire thing 😂

[@mmasuku6014]

Great observation, does it mean we have passed the industrial revolution or in the midst of it?

[@DalitShiv_Nagwanshi]

They already mention it's from 2016🤔👈🏼

[@XassetshodlRP]

​@@mmasuku6014it just started 2020. Most of you have no idea or clue, and what Industry has a bigger impact to this industrial revolution.. people are naive.

[@vanessaward6082]

Age old quote: "The road to hell is often paved with good intentions." Just because we can do something, doesn't mean we should do something.

[@rocsib9551]

👏👏👏 exactly!!

[@ariloves10]

Human nature..we all long for home. ET..where is our forever home?

[@tyreldowlat5210]

Humanity is in trouble .

[@darklord2065]

This quotes original meaning was different: good intentions here means that people will talk about superficial ideas but will not take actions to help people...

[@MikeWoodwork]

You're right

[@NoName-oj5pl]

It's absolute insane this documentary already has things that are "out of date"

[@GuinessOriginal]

Go on?

[@carlitoxb110]

@James Mbaka big data has evolved to data analytics and data science

[@nickylouse2]

In the past, technological progress was gradual enough to retrain and provide new jobs for humans. This progression we are facing will replace practically every vocation and at a rate that cannot be kept up with. Additionally, new jobs that are supposedly created for humans will be better performed by machines. Therefore, there will be no new jobs. Society is built upon the fact that humans need to work - not just for the ability to survive, but because it is an innate natural characteristic for us to work.

[@SolidAir54321]

@@nickylouse2 Not society. The economic system. Capitalism is built that way. Capitalism divides us into employers and employees. Employees must sell their labor to the employers to make money or they're out of luck. We need a new and different economic system that AI and automation will fit into and so the increase in efficiency that comes from that will benefit everyone and not just a few. Capitalism just doesn't work that way.

[@Turin-Fett]

@@nickylouse2 learn how to weld or frame houses.

[@ac1455]

The difference this time is that machines aren’t just mechanical replacements, but mental replacements as well. AI is not the newest hammer a carpenter uses to hit a nail, it is the new carpenter. Maintenance of machines by AI will be self solving. No need for an auto mechanic, the car itself knows what’s wrong and will drive itself to an automated auto repair shop.

[@bayobob5518]

Scary

[@studyonline4763]

The problem is that it may not "know" and drive you somewhere else

[@onerolllyon2654]

Then we need to train more auto mechanic who will fix the machines

[@onerolllyon2654]

Which helps with employment issues

[@varunmittal3617]

@@onerolllyon2654 its time for human extinction and let robots to run the show. otherwise stop producing children so that Govt pays to give birth happening in russia and Europe. otherwise live in deflation like japan. New world will need new economics as well

[@farinshore8900]

What i don't understand is why these billionaires believe that a suddenly impoverished population will be cooperative?

[@drcrispyjohnson2242]

That's why they believe in eugenics. Depopulation

[@Aerrow62]

Consumers who go poor are no longer consumers. So their customers are dying basically. No more business

[@negbefla6956]

Exactly ..a greater issue is irrelevancy....how does a society mollify a majority of it's population being put out of work suddenly.

[@AnthonyTolhurst-dw1nc]

They will behave or be denied their allocated ration of air, water, food, shelter and carbon!

[@pault3705]

​@@Aerrow62easy to fix. Once you have no job or income that will control you via access to housing and food. You'll be 100 % dependent on the 1%

[@SoulToolsPoetry]

I am currently conducting my graduate research on the topic "The role of ICTs and Data Engineering on achieving substantial economic growth in West Aftica. This documentary has brought me new ideas!! Thanks🙌🏼

[@brianwycliffe4389]

I have done a project on the same. I won't mind sharing with you other ideas if you wish so.

[@techenrichment5810]

You should look into the race to develop Africa in general (mostly china vs USA) if your paper is on that. If this interests you you’ll probably like the topic of what the race to develop africa will do to the societies. Like the ones in west Africa. Will they be better or worse for the locals after, etc

[@wildflavour6765]

@@techenrichment5810 the new normal colonization to Africa state of mind i thing we Africans are genius we don't have to depend on west and asia

[@techenrichment5810]

@@wildflavour6765 it’s, sadly, about resources. No one group is anything, but that’s not their motive anyway

[@techenrichment5810]

@@wildflavour6765 it’s not really my opinion, it’s just what’s already happening

[@Pi7on.]

Amazing documentary! One of the best I have ever seen. The content, the coverage, the narration, the footage, the insights, everything. Thank you for this.

[@alfroman3403]

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[@alfroman3403]

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[@user-dr5lz7jq2l]

everything is outdated ..this diversity is just backfiring all of these companies ....ask disney and boeing

[@MountainGirlwIPA]

brought tears to my eyes - almost identical to the choices I made during and after Covid. I so appreciate her story. thank you ❤

[@MikeWoodwork]

Hi Michele

[@lim8581]

"March of the Machines" is a captivating journey into the future of AI, leaving me both fascinated and optimistic about the possibilities. "Growing Pains" offers profound insights into megacities, and "Smashing the Glass Ceiling" is a crucial discussion. Thank you for these eye-opening documentaries!

[@ryan9017]

😮

[@altdoom5205]

And what happens in a power outage? This is something that is left out of all these AI future projections.

[@siquepasa1886]

The first part (AI) was very well done.

[@GabrielFerreira-ue8hs]

Alessandra really packed all the issues within our current urbanization system. 👏🌟

[@GjaP_242]

In the future, the most high-value work will be cognitive in nature. Employees will have to apply creativity, critical thinking and constant digital upskilling to solve complex problems. The digital economy demands new ideas, information and business models that continually expand, combine and shift into new ventures. Between 2020 and 2030, rural populations are projected to increase by only 1 percent, compared with 8 percent in urban areas. 50:50 [Gartner; Urban Institute]

[@manueltorres-wn9if]

K(%

[@manueltorres-wn9if]

@@GjaP_242g)))

[@Mendez_84]

I wish it was true that "massive gains in productivity mean substantial improvements to everyone's QoL"

[@Bb55129]

This was a really well done documentary. I appreciate the balance of communicating the blatant truth with optimism for the future.

[@bravery4539]

@Hello Blaine, hope my comment wasn't taken as a form of invasion of your comment's privacy. I'm here to make friends, how are you?

[@Gaze73]

Yeah except the feminist propaganda in the third part. Muh pay gap.

[@BORAT_211]

Ok boomer

[@Chordonblue]

@@Gaze73 True. More women in college then men. FAR more men putting in overtime, doing dangerous jobs, etc. If there is a pay gap, it's now in the favor of women. Men are checking out.

[@jameammarijr.2248]

Feminism cr*p is very dangerous for the future

[@user-ue7yh6xb8l]

Really relevant discussions and topics. Thanks for posting.

[@emmanuelacha1029]

I agree with the authors that African cities especially the Nigerian cities of Lagos, Port-Harcourt, Enugu, Abuja, Kano and the rest are in urgent NEED to address their infrastructural deficits/challenges. There's no way the cities of tomorrow can be realized in these regions without public and private agenda and actions to address these critical challenges. The young people are eager to drive the future they want but are being constrained by these existing challenges. We also need international support to achieve this task

[@owolabioluwaseyi4135]

personal i agree with this,

[@Transcend_Naija]

You people are always looking for outside help. What have you done to enlightened the masses on how to modernize the country? What have you done to let people know change is coming and they need to get ready? Stop looking for the so called outside help

[@thepearlswirl]

I agree 🇳🇬💯

[@michaeldamato9466]

You do know that their suffering is caused by their leaders........

[@marcduchamp5512]

@@michaeldamato9466 Their leaders are installed stooges by the rich elites and steal, loot and pillage til there’s nothing to extract

[@Timi1111]

Great documentary. For consequential thinking, if solving a problem will lead to even a bigger problem that you don't even know the solution for yet, why not leave the problem be or better still find a better solution? When machines rake up the productivity so high, is it the jobless unemployed broke people that will buy the products being sold by companies and made by machines? That's what has got us here in the first place. When science isn't balanced by ethics.

[@Thenoobestgirl]

Yup. That pretty much sums it up.

[@youngmo77]

@@Thenoobestgirl Facts.

[@GuinessOriginal]

Your thinking is limited by the current temporary socio economic paradigm. Why would you not want all the work to be done by robots? That means more for less for everyone. Everything becomes cheaper, people have to work less and get paid more. Full time work, only common since the industrial Revolution, disappears, and people have far more time for families, leisure and pleasure. I don’t see any drawbacks.

[@joemendiuk]

@@GuinessOriginal full time work only common since the industrial revolution; that's laughable yet bewilderingly shocking and pathetic simultaneously! Self sufficient type folks (yes, there are some) and farmers work from sun up to sun down every day. I live a life as close to self-sufficient as one man can manage, it's definitely full time and that doesn't mean 8 hrs/day 5 days/week. Here in northern Alberta presently it's -38°C and I'm comfortably heating my home with a wood stove. I know a little something about work! You should learn some too but you're probably eagerly awaiting the mark of the beast.

[@GuinessOriginal]

@@joemendiuk farmers don’t work all day every day in the winter, and modern farming isn’t anything like farming off the past. 200 years ago or so 97% of the population worked farming the land, and there’s plenty of contemporary and historical evidence that shows it wasn’t a full time job all year round. Neither were Hunter gatherer lifestyles, as studies I’d modern Hunter gatherers in the Amazon, Africa and India etc have proven. You might work full time on your own to attain the lifestyle you wish with all mod cons including car phone tv and internet in a harsh environment, but that’s very different to a tribal community of 150 people living in temperate or tropical conditions. Read some history, you might learn something. By the way, you’re not self sufficient unless you built your car, phone, laptop, internet infrastructure from scratch yourself.

[@user-ny7bb7nv7u]

A well documented documentary.. Really relevant discussions and topics. Thanks for posting..

[@dzeyo651]

the big 'elephant in the room' problem of displacing a large percentage of workers with machines is - those workers are also the consumers .. so these fancy machines make everything that nobody can buy lol ... thats brilliant corporate planning right there ..

[@0ptimal]

They have a solution. Called ubi. This provides the perfect situation to make a population fully dependant on gov for everything. Which obviously means full control. This keeps the machine running while tightening the grip of the few to it's maximum.

[@leel9186]

Yeah, that is the big woolly mammoth in the room, for sure.

[@ballergame1017]

Well once automation takes it's most efficient place people won't have money to buy thing then it will be mass civil unrest unless they are subsidize but people will probably be fighting over that because our gov use scarcity to control.

[@onelovemaharani]

This allows humans to bring to access the parts of the brain never before thought of and used so we can truly be intellectually connected and craft things for our own pleasure. Of course this won’t happen because we are living in the illusion oof money which is a manifestation of man, a construct that has become an egocentric and powerful force to classify humans into first second and third class citizens. 😂. Then we die. So AI will not understand it 😂

[@onelovemaharani]

@@ballergame1017 ❤

[@jampasurprenant1794]

I appreciate you for the documentary It is a very educational program to learn about what will happen in the future generations.

[@jamshaidmohsin5439]

You have deviated, in middle, from issue of, Urbanziation to Gender Bias. Still very appreciable & useful. Concept of Paternity Leaves in one of takeaways amongst many :)

[@bcase5328]

US business doesn't want there to be children, who make demands on their workers time; they do want young adult potential workers to replace worker workers. They also don't want to pay pensions, nor sick leave, nor health insurance.

[@jamshaidmohsin5439]

@@bcase5328 Everywhere of course enterpreneur want to avoid govt taxes & social securities etc. Thats why new companies are not being formed, instead SMEs are preferred

[@zuckthebetacuck2789]

Glad at least someone noticed the whole gameplan of this so-called AI documentary in the comment section.

[@daymajor4690]

We keep educating/training people for today’s jobs rather than the jobs of tomorrow. That’s why every generation experiences massive job losses to tech. Education is full of what to do to GET a job in the present not what to do to CREATE jobs in future.

[@nettagoldng]

Can't they figure out how to feed the people in Somalia and South Sudan?

[@thecook8964]

Noo, rich will still rule

[@abdulaijorgorbarrie2278]

They have the means they're not just doing it, because satan doesn't tell them to do so these guys are very wicked

[@adityakulkarni7889]

Everything is in favour of the rich and powerful

[@DADA_._]

The best way to solve that issue is by giving them birth control pills

[@ccook6196]

They can first start by eliminating their false food collapses. Then they can end with eliminating holding all the money at the top.

[@arbaz79]

Excellent Documentary 👍.

[@teamhodge6226]

The simpler times before all this tech, was much better. More wholesome and connected to nature.

[@joemendiuk]

...to nature and God by His creation which reveals Him!

[@carlitoxb110]

Are you aware you are using technology right now

[@ferrevanham6416]

You can still connect to nature. Just takes more effort.

[@krackmusik97224]

Good news AI will force everyone to connect back to each other's even more since we will have so much free time on our hands

[@meatmachine449]

@@carlitoxb110 not everything about tech is Good Good…it does not make life easier, infact things are more expensive and owning a house is impossible already

[@MichaelWilliamsWMA]

Regarding equity; in the 1960s USA, 90% of the wealth was controlled by women, through the family budget. They made the purchasing decision on what home or car to buy and did all the shopping. Some consider shopping as therapy. Every once in a while I come across a male that says he wears the pants in the family, I look across the desk and ask "who bought the pants"? But a feminist movement felt they didn't have equity so they pushed for more, and divorce was a result, and now they have 50% of the purchasing power in a large part of the USA. BTW Shoppers have the power, not the producers/stores/men. Men work long hours, and dangerous jobs & become soldiers because they love their wives/family. Women have developed communities and are wonderful nurturers.

[@eugeniayglesias3735]

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[@Nous520]

Totally agree!

[@wmgodfrey1770]

Workers, soldiers, and all of the people whom make, create, build, & repair stuff literally have ALL of the power. Most humans just don't realize it, and even if/when they do - if only for a moment during their daily routine - they/we fail to exercise said power; fail to organize each other around their power; and, just haven't quite YET made up their minds to walkout, strike, protest en masse, and demand that which is already theirs = the very benefits, the remuneration, the lion's share of the veritable wealth they/we create for the illegitimate owners, controllers, & arbitrary beneficiaries of said wealth - the profits, gains, surplus, and Value of whatever goods & services being provided, delivered, or created. The value added output, i.e., goods & services, including art, music, literature, etc., ALL done, performed, accomplished, made, Created... By the masses of working, effort giving, people in the lower 90% or arguably the bottom 99% of humans. BECAUSE of the banksters & capitalists of OUR upside down, inverted, & highly distorted Oligarchical system of 1%, 0.1%, and 0.01%, and yes even the 0.001% of so-called Owners & Controllers, the self-appointed Plutocrats & Kleptocrats; AND, even as we NOW realize that it's so many Sociopaths & Narcissists whom have somehow risen to the levels where the actual controls - the levers, dials, gauges, knobs, switches, etc. exist... Where they've manipulated these controls ONLY for the benefit of a dismal few. A few, whom we also NOW know that have their own specific set of pathologies. This is not natural. It is egregious, being most heinous a crime - wherein we all suffer, including them. So, WHILE the Super-Organism that is this collective Structural-Functional organization of humanity, a Hyper-Object of sorts, having taken on a Life of its own, becoming a runaway train, the rest of the regular people in the 99.9% go on as if it simply just cannot be changed, refurbished, reorganized, or EVEN torn down AND changed in to something else entirely. That said, this video ignores the actual underpinnings of human society/ies: the impending Resource Depletion. BECAUSE we are all wearing Resource Blinders. Since we've been living and swimming in an excess of EXOSOMATIC (e.g., outside the body) Energy for the last few generations. Energy and Minerals from the Fossil Resources in the ground below our feet. Minerals and Fuels, most of them ALREADY, that have passed their PEAK(S). Peaks in terms of availability in or on the surface of the Earth. Along with the ALREADY surpassed tipping points for how much the Natural World can absorb the wastes, heat, pollutions, and toxins from all of the awesome, not so awesome, so-termed human productivity. HENCE, the Limits to Growth, the depleted world's resources, the finitude of the Fossil Energy and Minerals, the destruction of the Ecosystems, and the ruin of OUR inhabitable Biosphere - is at hand. THUS, The Great Simplification is NOW literally phukking upon us Sapiens. BUT unfortunately, the mass formation of Cognitive Dissonances - along with a lack of Ecological Awareness of the Earth Overshoot (of its very Carrying Capacity), mainly due to a lack of education on this Our Shared Resource Reality - prevents 95% of Humans from "seeing," understanding & realizing, such that We are unable to live Accordingly. In balance and harmony with what, and how much, the Natural World can actually "give" us. Meanwhile, the global south is clamoring to be developed, while the comfort heat energy food water safety surplus seeking (exploiters) humans are unwilling to scale down, and then to just simply live in a low energy, lower Consumption, LESS resources sucking & depleting, a LESS ecology destructive centered lifestyle. ONLY by ridding ourselves of the worship of Opulence & of GDP driven Wealth, stopping excessive EXTRACTIVE mechanisms, powering down our currently accelerating & wasteful rates of Energy consumption... Will we be able to give the Biosphere, i.e., the thin layer of the Earth's surface on which We ALL depend - literally depend on for sustaining Life 🧬 itself. And help give the other humans in undeveloped and under-developed regions of the (OUR) world a shot at an essential standard of living, a MORE equitable way of life, in a MUCH better equanimity of being. WHILE focusing on OUR own Being, an historically a very Euro-centric way of life,

[@zuckthebetacuck2789]

They seem to be ashamed of their natural role as nurturer of mankind.

[@MichaelWilliamsWMA]

BTW my avatar is 1960 photo, of Mom & me constructing our home. Knee on 2x4 n toy mailbox and children's metal saw.

[@ruchisharma667]

I watched Moconomy's documentary on System of Money and then started watching this one! It does feel like a dystopian world! I hate the feeling of powerlessness to fight high scale stupidity that ignores some of these known ill consequences and unintended consequences! These are paradigm shifting things that would also leave us locked-in to the new tech! I wonder how common people that are affected with such decisions in silos turn around the power structures!??!

[@GjaP_242]

PwC Global Artificial Intelligence Study shows that AI has a $15.7 trillion potential contribution to the global economy by 2030. 3:24

[@GjaP_242]

Disruptive technologies and social movements will transform the future of work. The four-day work week will become common practice. Furthermore, automation will support but not displace jobs. Offices will move into the metaverse while inflation and regulation will force the gig economy to evolve. Digital twins will be used to replicate physical spaces, such as factories. 45:54 [GlobalData]

[@1life_Only]

Everything comes to an end. We are approaching our own demise crafted by ourselves.

[@vanessaward6082]

As the age old saying goes: "The road to hell is often paved with good intentions."

[@joemendiuk]

Crafted by that crafty Satan actually. Otherwise yes, our time is winding down. Come quickly Lord Jesus!

[@giokensiga673]

ANYTHING MORE THAN NECESSARY LIMITS ALWAYS BECOMES THE POISONOUS EVIL. OLD SAYINGS

[@TheGetorix]

the young Brazilian lady is correct ,, perhaps garden cities ,,, green cities , floating cities , and real interaction with "Nature" can offer a stepping stone to a future with some hope otherwise its BOAKYAG

[@eladioalaniz7905]

Hi very enjoyable and interesting topic . I'm very impressed with the work of the Lady with the ingles language

[@leel9186]

It is so interesting watching this 6 months later. It is coming more quickly than we thought.

[@ngatila152]

A well documented documentary.

[@t.a.dhodho3497]

Those who are rich will become more richer and those who are poor will become much poorer

[@antpoo]

I’d rather eat the rich than bugs.

[@beckytorres3530]

Thank you Ann Marie 💕

[@abdifatah3108]

Watched more than one, resourceful documentary and covers the reality on the ground

[@nasaihyana]

When one says " we will have to adapt" that means you people beneath me will no longer be here

[@chrisbran5479]

Can we just go back 20 years everytime we get into this point of technological evolution?!

[@cyrileo]

Thanks for your comment! We may be on the brink of a revolution, but progress is progress and that's not necessarily a bad thing 🤔 But I definitely understand the nostalgia! 🤗

[@user-pe1bl6ys2q]

ありがとうございます！

[@mlungisimanzini8143]

Hi

[@Keriannacarey]

Beautiful Documentary! Cheers!

[@RyanJohnson]

When did this come out? Because there are lines that allude to a future where projections take place in 2021... if you're going to upload a video, maybe consider adding a production/release date for the piece itself?

[@Gaze73]

Yeah seems like a 10 years old documentary.

[@KiyosakiSays]

“If you want to be rich, don’t allow yourself the luxury of excuses.” - Robert Kiyosaki

[@pappapaps]

He is a scam artist who never said anything profound or true, that wasn't obvious to begin with. He is rich because the world he lives in delivers a constant supply of suckers who wish to be free (god bless them)

[@nineeyes57]

We need this tec for space travel or be stuck on a planet with limited resources.

[@user-ob5rg6ne6l]

To get rich either praise the rich or steal from the rich. Haad Javed Bajwa.

[@reflective-thinker7817]

Do you really believe theres a secret formula to be rich and this formula is taught by the likes of Kiyosaki😮😅😂

[@pappapaps]

@@reflective-thinker7817 yes. Yes he does

[@francoisDOSANTOS]

Lindo..... toca a nossa alma!

[@virgentina4757]

Hello guys Iam appreciated thanks again merry Christmas 👍😍🇵🇭

[@morrismwenda9138]

*Another priceless documentary* *I think the documentary is very insightful.*

[@laurakobetich9809]

Wonder if this documentary was done entirely by AI

[@benshowj]

If it was done by AI would be more sensible and less disappointing. We are free to wish that we could have a thermostat by which we can monitor and control the heat of the sun, but it is not plausible 😂 Moreover it is better to know the reality and adapt to it. At that point we’ll get to know that the best way to get rid of the heat of sun is to have some thing that protect us from the sun. Nature is the only reality and nothing else matters. If you wish to be peaceful admit the reality the nature.

[@lulusp1023]

Lol

[@Telencephelon]

This looks almost 10 years old. When and where was this aired? Max res is 720p. IBM Watson. Yeah this IS 10 years old

[@DavidS-wm9ud]

What's worth bearing in mind is that insurance companies often are sexist and charge men more for an identical vehicle insurance policy. And I'm ok with that. Not because it's sexist, but because I appreciate that men and women are fundamentally equal, but not the same. Males are often, according to the data, "risk takers". That can be a positive or a negative, depending on ones vantage point. The male species generally doesn't have a requirement for tampons, so why would we claim "sexism" if the government were to hand out free tampons to women?! When we look at how many of the world's "richest" men "worked their way to the top", it becomes pretty clear they didn't! They simply took "risks" and those risks paid off (Amazon, google, dell, Tesla). All these companies could have been started by women, there was no "glass ceiling", it had nothing at all to do with a "child care" or "parenting" burden. The fundamental biological and physiological differences between genders can't be ignored. It's more than just historical limitations which, if we're honest, largely haven't existed for many for the past 30+ years! And as a side note, I was a full time stay at home father for two young children while my wife persued her career. Despite that, she hasn't achieved any great level of "smashing the glass ceiling" or moved up the ladder in a largely female dominated work place. I on the other hand, managed to start two businesses and built them up while maintaining a house, cooking meals, caring for kids and delivering foot massages every night!!! So let's be real.

[@ayhaynina3034]

Absolutely, I don't buy any feminism now, full of bulls. I'm a woman myself and no, I'm not a victim, and if I achieved something I don't want to be glorified just because I'm a woman. The men on the top is just tiny amount of all men population, most men are average, just like most women. So if there's just tiny amount of female CEOs it's not because of sexism. Gender gap is only exist in developing countries, not in the west.

[@lesliewoolnough7871]

Very good documentary

[@shortcuttv1320]

Humans are creative, with access to energy and materials they will find things to do 🤗 let's be positive

[@motayobello8065]

What struck in this documentary is the Paternity leave thingy. I love that idea

[@rudomeister]

Im developing software with AI 5-6 hours a day, and the obstacles with the GPT-4 model as an example,a dn with time, understanding that this "thing" doesent have a any storage capacity, and at the same time knows so much, it's remarkable. It defines how you are talking to it to get the answers you seek. And it's getting better and more human-like every month. Now Im working on creating market sentiment evaluatory authority thru hiarky network of GPT models, where large tasks are splitted apart and thrown down the hiarky to the lower layers of GPT models, who get information makes an easy analysis, gives it a score, and goes up one level to their supervisor who get to put together their layer of authority, until the the top, and the same pieces who got sliced up are put toghether full of information and evaluations to the last authority in the chain, and the choice will be made. AI is amazing. It's the perfect tool.

[@paulkazibacharles]

Life-changing observations. The future is now!

[@Moconomy]

Great Economy Documentary For You: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6a4cmWtiaeVotE

[@zuckthebetacuck2789]

You must be blind.

[@brigittajamaer9985]

The goal of e- health is not to heal as diseases is big business

[@BsweetB]

Thank you.

[@oscarb662]

Great and resourceful information

[@johnamogo5202]

love it

[@netizencapet]

As in the past, it is not that machines will do current creative or skillful work better, but that they will do it to the degree of substitutibility until market dominance of the automation purveyors chokes the human talent of superior quality out of viability.

[@70svd]

This is a great doco, the first half of the film was good dealing with the issue itself but later half was a bit awkward to my mind. In addition the interviews of all the genders were primarily based on European women i dont see any interviews on African and Asian women’s on the work force and so on. I hope your next film will spread out equally and include all races because after all it is an economy of tomorrow for all. Cheers

[@evaserrano7846]

¡Gracias!

[@stefangabor5985]

The greatest potential for improving AI will be in the medical industry. This will greatly improve accessibility to these types of services while improving diagnostic efficiency and significantly reducing costs. I believe that in this particular industry, AI will save many governments from bankruptcy. We will live long enough to see unemployed doctors and nurses.

[@wickedsika1]

Totally agree.

[@tudorbucharest]

Romanians smart people

[@ionut-octavianmacaneata1668]

@@tudorbucharest True

[@DanielK1213th]

Nurses will always be in demand

[@stefangabor5985]

@@DanielK1213th Not if they can be replaced by a bot, which is capable of providing someone with better services. What exactly is the job of a nurse? All repetitive tasks are at risk and this includes "nursing".

[@lyndawilliams6866]

I think the smart thing to do is to program some of the machines to come up with a plan to train and employ the displaced human workers!

[@Thenoobestgirl]

That would be unprofitable for the people on top, so it will likely never happen. Change will come from the people who care, and clearly most often the people who run these corporations don't care. They only care about profit and they don't give enough back to the community that raised them.

[@geoffreyharris5931]

Get used to most people being made obsolete, irrelevant, worthless.

[@SolidAir54321]

It will never happen under capitalism. We need a new and different economic system.

[@hanaaewas6809]

Thanks very good work ❤

[@alexneigh7089]

49:19 Stand-up comedian, very funny. He made my day.

[@Lionsgala]

I've always thought it was done that we not have universal health care for all children across the world. Little really that workplaces don't provide in-house daycare.

[@promitguha8419]

Amazing video. Paints us a scary picture of the future.

[@zet01infinity4]

Your documentary says the first residential blocks will be done in 2016 according to David so how old is this documentary ?

[@user-px2ro6nv7y]

Great movie 😊☺️

[@Thenoobestgirl]

What an insane society we live in...

[@KP-ky1sn]

Its not insane its evolution

[@DaddyLongLegs387]

By then, a Universal Basic Income would be distributed to the populace generated from RoboTax...

[@potita24]

That's why I believe "covid" was a trial!

[@AnthonyTolhurst-dw1nc]

Robo dispensary

[@scottastell9415]

Very interesting documentary.

[@nsmkrb]

Good work

[@nicholasshook7513]

I thought accounting was going to be automated years ago??? Software engineers are always so biased on this topic. Most jobs they say will be automated just can’t be automated. The infrastructure is so far off on vehicles, I don’t think it will happen till every road is rebuilt. That’s if our economy stays strong and people can actually focus on programming and rebuilding

[@paultaylor7947]

That's if one wants this sort of future eventually

[@JusticeTrustS-tm5bn]

Helping the people you are surrounded daily or in past years will take you to use for working equity of power skills

[@misterwakeupcall]

Wonderful ! An Ai narrating this video. Is an Ai predicting the "Brave New World" mentioned herein?

[@hundun5604]

18:04 He walks like a robot. 🤖 Is that what happens when you get med-care from a robot? 34:04 "beautiful" cage on wheels. Looks like prison transport in my eyes. Lego's lol. Building with Lego is child's play. It's Lagos btw. As far as I know you pronounce it with an A as in America. ~49:00 And men don't have pregnancies, an inconvenient truth. Anyway, good documentary. Very informative.

[@hundun5604]

They make it sound normal that both parents have to work for a healthy income. I think it's ridiculous that they both have to put in that many hours for paying the monthly bills. 6000 years long that was never an issue. Do we really want that strangers raise our children?

[@theseustoo]

To a large extent, strangers already raise our children... they're called 'teachers'... :/

[@zuckthebetacuck2789]

At least someone in the comment section is questioning the narrative of this so-called AI documentary. Good on you!

[@mad-cyantist3159]

They use the wage gap as an excuse to get more slaves into working.

[@Gaze73]

Thank feminism which doubled the workforce to halve the real wages.

[@ITeachRick]

I suspect that, to start, the wealthy will have AI raise their children, instead to au pairs. This will make some very interesting humans!

[@mehkhasur]

Scandinavian countries, leading the way forward!!❤

[@d1ltube]

"Substantial increase in productivity will improve everyone's quality of life". we will see about that

[@juangonzalez4376]

Control the food and farms and you control the cities this video is a nightmare

[@azizaomar4508]

You missed the two most important parts : control the food, farms, money, and arms, then you control the people in the cities and villages.

[@alrent2992]

Control of the population is the end game. Elites know it and want it.

[@lifeisastruggle5517]

UBI-Universal Basic Income is the future as Elon Musk said because almost all jobs can be automated within a period of 30-40 years.

[@xxxMrBadExamplexxx]

that is what communists are waiting for!

[@PrinceKumar-hh6yn]

Concern of sustainability, equality and prosperity

[@musokemarvunike5081]

On the positive side, it is good to be able to draft letters in minutes, these are things I have been struggling with but now I got them freely. We have to be challenged and I think we will come up with solutions.

[@caseyford3368]

Look into the latest tech for yourselves everyone. We already have the tech needed to make everything and everyone, far better. We are holding ourselves back, by not utilizing everything we can, to overcome all our issues.

[@garykemple5859]

That future is coming soon😁

[@testos2701]

This has been happening like forever, since humans learned that there are other ways to be more efficient. As jobs are lost to robots or any device capable of performing the task given, the more consumers will be lost, if everyone is broke the only way to sustain such an economy is to eliminate the jobless, your millions and billions will do no one any good if nothing is consumed, wall street will cease to exists. I don't think the people will allow this to go too far, at least I hope so. I used to work for a company that installed robots in factories, in the mornings I use to go by long lines of ex-employees waiting to collect their last paycheck, because robots were being installed to do their jobs! that my friend broke my heart because I knew it was going to happen to most of my family members, and it did. Some blame others for taking their jobs, I got news I installed hundredths of factory robots, they work 24/7, no pension, no vacations, no sick leave, you get the picture. Good luck folks, get out there and fire your elected officials because they are at fault! I quit after 30 years because I could not take it any longer. If you got a family to feed, you need to get out there and stop this madness before it is too late!

[@omegaman4153]

Massive gains in productivity will lead to more profit. How that profit is used is the question. So much for the so-called "Vital and Essential "workers.

[@glennt1962]

If people are redundant then society need to provide some sort of Universal basic income.

[@the_Kurgan]

That's no good. People need purpose not just food.

[@marciamartins1992]

Yes, but what if you step out of line, do they cut you off? If they use a rating system Aka China....or our very own credit score.

[@soil-play]

The algorithm has determined that they have expired.

[@wendydamerell9323]

No jobs yet so much needs doing.. Rewilding the planet, saving species from extinction, cleaning dirty rivers. A new job could be teams of divers removing the plastic from the ocean and planting coral in the reefs. Thy can have their automated robots. I'll just carry on doing what truly matters to me. Making money and 'growing the economy' is not my thing.

[@supernova8709]

You mean American basic income?

[@MyCatSleepsAround]

Yes, those other revolutions did happen. However, not without a ton of hype on all other type of things. I'm still waiting for my flying car.

[@guidosillaste4297]

Flying car will never happen since it will give you 2 much freedom.

[@shewolfee4247]

Unfortunately, this reset is first to actually diminish 1st class countries, to make them 3rd world countries!! Its disgusting that they are so bound and determined to create equality...that they will kill millions by poor planning! Their poor planning is creating our emergency...that should not happen!! If what they are doing isnt working, then they should stop and recalculate...but they just push harder and faster to satisfy their greed!!

[@bonbonsweetness]

Aren't helicopters basically like flying cars?

[@MyCatSleepsAround]

@@bonbonsweetness I suppose, until you get to the parking garage.

[@argoitzrazkin2572]

Someone on the comments wrote something like "How could you replace the job of someone who welds and frames a house". And my answer was especially to him but is also pretty general and I'd already dedicated some time to write it so, I really need to share it. Are there videos and articles or even just text messages explaining or generally showing how to do it? Then let's just assume a future where robotics has exponentially evolved leading to robots sharing the same phisical capabilites a person has and beyond. Let's power them with an AI capable of making sense of this information about any task (manual, as welding and framing a house, or mental, as constructing logical deductions based on previous verified assumptions grounded on scientific criteria, meaning, being able to create knowledge, as for example, developing new robotics achieving extrahuman corporal capabilities) and another systems letting those robots access complete comprehension of any given phisical environment (convolutional networks). Now, the question is, assuming something that already exists is still assuming or just being ignorant by creating a question over the certainty of its existence?. Let's assume the existence of something that completely matches the description and foncioning of a car, what impact could this "car" has on our society? I could just answer myself that it's a stupid question as they already do exist and we co-exist with its impact. If the technologies are already there, then we just need to give them some time for the market and the industry to help them and also politically let them develop. DALLE, Autopilot, language modeling AIs, mathematical AIs, and any other recurrent neuronal network do already exist and those cars might not be able to run at 100mph yet, but in a few years we passed from not having functioning networks to networks that might already be speeding at some few mph. Not bad and once again the progress is exponential. So this is just an opinion as someone not fully informed and not being any kind of expert in the field.

[@romaneremian7192]

Robots and AI don't buy goods and services. Thats the key problem of 4th industrial revolution in economy of consumerism with shrinking population in high- and middle-income countries

[@SickmanOfVietnam]

Male takes risk for protecting female when encounters of dangers. Therefore; we sacrifice our life for love ❤️ 💕 💗.

[@bellebelle7868]

Still can’t get over how you can order dominoes pizza through a mobile phone without talking to anyone… I remember having to ring that dial a pizza land line number and the dude with a pizza van would turn up

[@jampasurprenant1794]

If The machine has taken over Human jobs I hope would be Hundreds of years from now on . and I probably won't be Here on earth to see it changes happening. Thank you for very interesting Of the future technology to come.

[@SagaContinu]

22:37 It's queen st, Brisbane

[@epeeypen]

everyone is being pushed into the mega cities to live in a dystopia.. and they cheer.

[@alrent2992]

Those people will be controlled. Losers! Plus it's a target for WW3.

[@zuckthebetacuck2789]

The apathy is stunning indeed.

[@rockinray6197]

The other AI video 'scary ai' about the robo cop, helping humans .. vs corrupt incapacitating overlords.. Here's to reading right to left

[@queenelizabethsabortion]

Dense cities are better environmentally

[@epeeypen]

@@queenelizabethsabortion no they are not. thats just the story pushed on you by those who want you into dense cities. your issue is waste

[@radiokaga3514]

Insightful video clips - thank you.

[@blckcrw07]

they have been considering a replacement for currency for the last 20 years, this would be the perfect time to revisit and look and implementing that

[@Engineer_madoya]

Am curious about that new city that was to be completed in 2022 44:00