Life after the Internet
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Technology is seeping into every area of our lives. Privacy is a flimsy throwback to a bygone age. How are organizations today creating services for a world with two million apps? Take a look at how the interface for our personal experience has shifted from a command line through Windows, to browsers, applications, and wearables. This session explores the history of the user interface, software, and digital services and catapults audiences into 2030, when personalization drives experience and we download "habits" and "environments.
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- 1. Life After The Internet Welcome to The “Inner-Net” aka The Matrix “Let me tell you why you're here. You're here because you know something. What you know you can't explain, but you feel it. You've felt it your entire life, that there's something wrong with the world.”
- 3. The Matrix is a story about “Interface” Computer Augmented Reality Reality
- 5. Chris Dancy World’s most connected Man Mindful Cyborg Corporate Innovation Global Media & Speaker Television, Startup, Book and Consulting 2017
- 7. 1968-1978
- 9. 2008-2012
- 10. 2012
- 11. 2012
- 12. 2013
- 13. 2013
- 14. 2014
- 16. 700 Years Mass producing knowledge made it easier to lose and throw away. 2000 Years Multiple languages created a great loss in cultural understanding. 3500 Years Recording our versions of history. 30,000 Years Language and learning in the age of fight or flight. 30,000BC – 700AD
- 17. 100 years 24 x 7 Culture, Globalization. 200 years Rapid information delivery rise of the anti- social system. 500 years Information overload the the renaissance. 600 years Distribution of knowledge. 600 – 1900
- 18. 1978 Machine as Keyboard & Monitor
- 19. 1981 Human as Keyboard & Monitor
- 23. “Wake up Neo, follow the white rabbit” 1998
- 26. 2004 Human as Camera & Sound
- 28. 2007 1. Widescreen iPod with Touch Controls 2. Revolutionary Mobile Phone 3. Breakthrough Internet Communicator Machine as Touch / Camera
- 29. “Do not try and bend the spoon. That's impossible. Instead... only try to realize the truth…There is no spoon”
- 30. 2008 Machine as Liquid (Dynamic v2)
- 34. MyFitnessPal Moves App Muse Fitbit DevicesApplications FitbitApple Watch Spire HeadspaceCalm DevicesApplications Sleep Cycle DevicesApplicationsDevicesApplications Caffiend Fitbit Apple WatchWiththings Swarm Swarm AliveCor iHealth Blood Eve 2014 Machine as Health
- 35. MyFitnessPal Moves App Muse Fitbit DevicesApplications FitbitApple Watch Spire HeadspaceCalm DevicesApplications Sleep Cycle DevicesApplicationsDevicesApplications Caffiend Fitbit Apple WatchWiththings Swarm Swarm AliveCor iHealth Blood Eve 2014 Machine as Health
- 36. MyFitnessPal Moves App Muse Fitbit DevicesApplications FitbitApple Watch Spire HeadspaceCalm DevicesApplications Sleep Cycle DevicesApplicationsDevicesApplications Caffiend Fitbit Apple WatchWiththings Swarm Swarm AliveCor iHealth Blood Eve 2014 Machine as Health
- 38. 2014 Human as Service / Interface
- 41. “The problem is choice”
- 42. 2015 Voice as AI
- 43. 2016 Machine as Function Automobile Living Room Mobile Wearable
- 46. “Neo: What are you trying to tell me? That I can dodge bullets? Morpheus: No, Neo. I'm trying to tell you that when you're ready, you won't have to
- 49. 2017 Bio-AdaptiveEnvironmental Adaptive Bio-Celestial Adaptive Velocity Adaptive Machine as Environment
- 51. “The Matrix is a computer-generated dream world built to turn a human being into this.”
- 58. Pause
- 61. “There's a billion to one chance we're living in base reality” –Elon Musk
- 62. I know you’re out there. I can feel you now. I know that you’re afraid… afraid of us. You’re afraid of change. I don’t know the future. I didn’t come here to tell you how this is going to end. I came here to tell how it’s going to begin.
Editor's Notes
- DESCRIPTION: The world's most connected man and "the innernet”. The Internet has completely changed humanity's view of itself and the world. Never before have access to information and misinformation has been so great. How do we navigate this brave new world and what should we do with all the data we produce? Meet the man whose body is constantly monitored by hundreds of sensors. Specific ask: Information on AI ON STAGE DATE/TIME: March 5, 2017 / 1:10pm -1:50pm STAGE DURATION: 40 minutes TOPIC: The Inner-Net
- Speaking of digital, what’s the first search result if you type “Most Connected” into a broswer?
- Amber
- The amount of people that don’t have access to healthcare
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