How do we communicate with trillions of machines? We don’t. It is up to them to find ways to aggregate the information they collect and present it in ways that humans can use. It is the duty of the localization industry to lead the development of guidelines for these interfaces that implement best practices for clarity, cross-cultural understanding, accessibility and usefulness worldwide. In this session we will present examples of how this can be achieved while preserving and enhancing the value of the localization industry and its participants. Talk delivered at Localization World on April 15, 2015 in Shanghai, China.

1. jurvetson
Machines Helping Humans
Helping Machines
April 15, 2015 – Shanghai

2. David Orban
CEO, Dotsub
@davidorban
@dotsub

3. 1. Context
2. Machines
3. Emotions
4. Morality

4. 1. Context

5. Themes

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8. ..., 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128

11. 72 hours of video uploaded to
YouTube every minute

12. Video will be 90% of global internet traffic by 2015
Cisco Visual Networking Index: Forecast and Methodology, 2010-2015

13. Because

14. It has the broadest
emotional bandwidth

15. But

16. Video is a black box to search engines
Abode of Chaos

17. And

18. English only? It won’t be
understood by 90% of the World
syphlix

19. Kay Koplovitz, Founder USA Networks
“A billion people to have their own voice to contribute
to the dialog of the 21st Century, that is very empowering!”

21. Acceleration

22. William Gibson
The future is already here. It is just not evenly distributed yet

23. Pyramids
archer10

24. Feudalism
dicktay2000

25. Industrial Age
sludgeulper

26. Network Age
jurvetson

27. Technology Is Key

36. Interaction Design

47. Every object must be smart
Leandro Agrò

48. Old Paradigm

50. New Paradigm

54. Photo:WIkipedia

55. familymwr

56. 2. Machines

58. Internet of Everything

59. A Granular World
IPv4 ≈ 109
IPv6 ≈ 1038
Atoms ≈ 1080

60. Necessary Autonomy
Platform Magnitude
PCs ≈ 108
Mobiles ~ Humans ≈ 109
Spimes > 1010

61. Network Evolution
Generation Isotropy Access
Web data knowledge
Web 2.0 applications social
Spimes sensors world

62. Autonomy

63. Around us already
Ryan Harvey

64. Changing dialogue
Generation Bandwidth M2M Index
Industrial apps Kb/s 1%
Realtime Web Mb/s 10%
Spime Networks Gb/s 99%+
M2M index: M2M/M2H, communications among machine in proportion to those with humans

65. Data deluge
µµ

66. Not blind anymore
Object # sensors
Mobile phone 10
Car 50-100

67. Awareness
Volvo

68. 3. Emotions

69. Emotional
Computing

72. Meenfriedchickencurry

74. 4. Morality

75. When Machines
Start To Think

76. IBM Watson

78. Artificial Intelligence

81. Good
Bad
You
Are
Here

82. Global
Dictatorship

83. Tolerance
Inclusivity

84. Intelligence Augmentation

85. Falò
flickr John Wilson
Coevolution

86. 5. Conclusions

87. Trying

89. Innovating

90. Inventing

91. Questions
Answers
Ignorance

92. Competitiveness
Innovation
Invention!

93. Adapting

94. Adopting

95. 𝚫t(idea-action)!0

96. ∞Opportunity

98. @davidorban
@dotsub
@singularityu
@netsocproj