The Future is Now: Are you ready? Brian David

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1 The Future is Now: Are you ready? Brian David

2 Age 13 Who am I?

3 Age 13 Who am I?

4 Who am I? Nerd! Age 13

5 In the next 10 years

6 2020 and Beyond Desktops Laptops Large Tablets Smartphone Watches Small?

7 Artificial Intelligence Internet of Things Smart Cities Cloud/Client Intelligence Robotics Intelligent Mobility Data Mining Computer Vision Robotic Learning Natural Language Processing Cloud and Software-defined Paradigm Embedded Systems and IoT Big Data Analytics Smart Energy Smart Buildings Smart Mobility Smart Technology Smart Infrastructure Cloud Intelligence Device Intelligence Distributed Intelligence Edge Computing or Fog Computing Cost Benefit Autonomous Machines Ageing Population Autonomous cars System-level Collaboration Seamless multimodal transportation Spatial distribution management of demand Mobility and Network Connectivity Artificial Intelligence Smart Governance and Smart Education Smart Healthcare Smart Citizen Mobile Platforms Mobile Robots Defense Industry Price Competition Intelligent demanddriven pricing Driverless Vehicles Smart Security

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11 Futures No Industry Unaffected Like the PC revolution and the expansion of the internet, the implications for sentient tools will affect nearly every industry; travel/mobility and transport, defense, manufacturing, medical, construction, agriculture, customer service, finance, as well as the entire ICT and smart cities sectors will disrupted as a result of the sentient tools. Employment Radically Changes The nature of human labor changes, unlike the other technology revolutions, which created technology-related jobs. The age off sentient tools is expected to create demand for non-technological skills along with high-level technology-based jobs. Sentient tools will massively automate middle-skill jobs and create significant demand for high-skill knowledge based jobs, thus creating a knowledge GDP in the future. New Approach to Education Needed To take best advantage of these new tools, the labor force will need to be trained to work with tools that think. Learning should become more activity driven and move away from content/exam driven. Flipped classroom models are expected to become the norm to fast-track learning.

12 Our science, technology, communications networks, collaborative tools and funding mechanisms have progressed to the point where we are only constrained by the limits of our imaginations.

13 Ubermorgen A Thought Experiment

14 X 1 2 Today Tomorrow

15 Getting to Ubermorgen Today Tomorrow Ubermorgen

16 Music Albums or 45s 1,000 songs in your pocket Music brings us together

17 Financial Markets Buyers and Sellers e-open-outcry 24/7 abstracted algorithmic trading

18 Getting to Ubermorgen Today Tomorrow Ubermorgen

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21 Source: CyberSquirrel1.

22 Threatcasting Threatcasting is a conceptual framework used to help multidisciplinary groups envision future scenarios. It is also a process that enables systematic planning against threats ten years in the future. Utilizing the threatcasting process, groups explore possible future threats and how to transform the future they desire into reality while avoiding undesired futures. Threatcasting is a continuous, multiple-step process with inputs from social science, technical research, cultural history, economics, trends, expert interviews, and science fiction storytelling. These inputs inform the exploration of potential visions of the future.

23 Framework: A Widening Attack Plain Blended Attacks Data/Digital Social Physical Kinetic

24 Framework: A Widening Attack Plain Blended Attacks Traditional Warfare / Blended Cyber Warfare (Primary: Army, DOD. Secondary: Corp) Go Dark / Brown Out / Supply Chain / Automated Systems (Primary: Corp. Secondary: Army) Influence / Destabilize / Attack / Micro-targeting (Primary: Individual. Secondary: Corp/Army) Criminal / Hack & Release / Espionage (Primary: Army/Corp. Secondary: Individual) Data/Digital Social Physical Kinetic

25 Threat: War on Reality: The Weaponization of Data and AI Efficiency is Easy to Hack: Vulnerabilities of Complex Automated Systems Action: The Need for Norms Living in the New Reality

26 How do we change the future? Change the story people tell themselves about the future they will live in.

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28 Questions Ask me anything. Brian David