Vint Cerf "The Future of the Internet of Things: Desirable properties of an IoT ecosystem"

[@michaelbianchi7639]

To who ever is running the video mixer for these recordings ... Please listen to the speaker and show the projected visuals when the speaker is talking about the ideas the visuals represent. Look at 10:37 in the stream. Vint Cerf obviously pushes the remote control button that changes the slide. Now look at 11:14 in this stream. He says he wants devices to be "highly reliable". It is not until 11:31 that the slide he has been showing the audience for about a minute is in the stream. It is then in shown in the stream until 12:10 ; 40 seconds. It is never shown again even though he is talking about all the other bullet points until the next slide is shown at 15:10 , when we see him he push the remote control button. He spoke in detail about the other 5 points on the slide for over 3 minutes. Later in the talk, other slides are shown for much less; see 40:44; 20 seconds. If the purpose of these recordings is to give the KZbin audience an experience akin to that of the auditorium audience, then you must show all the slides long enough to at least be read. In many talks most of the information is in the projected visuals. Picture-in-Picture effect is very useful to show both the presenter and the slides. See also AutoAuditorium.com .

[@NokiaBellLabs]

Hello Michael, Thank you for your input. We will forward your recommendation to the production crew.

[@rakshith4747]

He keeps mentioning "Theorem number 209, 206, etc". What exactly is he referring to?

[@igorbalanovski182]

The answer you are looking for to lots of the issues mentioned is called IOTA Tangle my friend