Humanification Go Digital, Stay Human

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1 Humanification Go Digital, Stay Human

2 Image courtesy: Home LOCAL AND PREDICTABLE WORLD

3 GLOBAL AND UNPREDICTABLE WORLD

4 MASSIVE DISRUPTION IN THE NEXT DECADE

5 DISRUPTIVE STRESS OR DISRUPTIVE OPPORTUNITY

6 DISRUPTION IS NOT ABOUT TECHNOLOGY

7 DISRUPTION BEHAVES LIKE A CHAIN REACTION

8 DISRUPTION WILL IMPACT EVERY MAJOR INDUSTRY Accident rate humans = 1 : km Accident rate AI = 1 : km 99% less damaged cars?

9 PATTERN BEHIND EVERY MAJOR TECHNOLOGICAL DISRUPTION

10 DISRUPT OR BE DISRUPTED

11 OUR BODY IS A COMMUNITY OF TRILLIONS OF CELLS

12 CELLS BEHAVE IN MANY WAYS LIKE HUMAN BEINGS Relax < INNOVATION? > Stress

13 ORGANISMS BEHAVE IN MANY WAYS LIKE ORGANISATIONS

14 THE EVOLUTION OF ORGANISMS Pre frontal cortex Biological progress Limbic Brain Neo Cortex Reptilian Brain Nervous systems Vascular systems Multicellular life 821 mil BC 600 mil BC 542 mil BC 175 mil BC 40 mil BC 2 mil BC BC BC Time Interaction Infrastructure Information Instinct Imitation Intelligence Imagination

15 BIOLOGICAL WAVE 1: INTERACTION Survival Needs Start Communities Multi Cellular Organisms Interaction

16 BIOLOGICAL WAVE 2: INFRASTRUCTURE Safety and Comfort Needs Vascular Systems Veins Digestive Systems

17 BIOLOGICAL WAVE 3: INFORMATION Love and Connection needs Nervous Systems Nervous Networks Senses

18 BIOLOGICAL WAVE 4: INSTINCT Self-esteem & Autonomy Needs Reptile Brain Automated Routines Automates Internal Processes

19 BIOLOGICAL WAVE 5: IMITATION Cognitive needs Limbic Brain Memory Storage Environments Situations Behaviour

20 BIOLOGICAL WAVE 6: INTELLIGENCE Aesthetic Needs Neo-Cortex Brain Learn & Adapt in Realtime Solve Problems

21 BIOLOGICAL WAVE 7: IMAGINATION Self-actualisation & Transcendence Needs Pre-Frontal Cortex Brain Long Term Decisions Imagination Visualisation Concepts Ideas Language Execution

22 TECHNOLOGICAL WAVE 1: INTERACTION Survival Needs Start Communities The agricultural revolution Eukaryote Cell

23 TECHNOLOGICAL WAVE 2: INFRASTRUCTURE The industrial revolution Safety and Comfort Needs Energy grid (veins) Industry (Digestive system ) Vascular Systems

24 TECHNOLOGICAL WAVE 3: INFORMATION The telecom revolution Love and Connection Needs Telecom Networks (nerves) Camera s, Microphones, Sensors (senses) Nervous Systems

25 TECHNOLOGICAL WAVE 4: INSTINCT The automation revolution Self-esteem & Autonomy Needs Automated Routines (software) Automates Internal Processes (Operating systems) Reptile Brain

26 TECHNOLOGICAL WAVE 5: IMITATION The socialmedia revolution Environments Situations Behaviour (BI) Cognitive needs Memory Storage (Big Data) Limbic Brain

27 TECHNOLOGICAL WAVE 6: INTELLIGENCE Aesthetic Needs Solve Problems The Learning revolution Learn & Adapt in Realtime Neo Cortex Brain

28 TECHNOLOGICAL WAVE 7: IMAGINATION The creative revolution Long Term Decisions Self-actualisation & Transcendence Needs Visualisation Concepts Ideas Language Execution Pre frontal Cortex Brain

29 EVOLUTION OF ORGANISATIONS Creative Revolution Technological progress Automation Revolution Social Media Revolution Learning Revolution Telecom Revolution Industrial Revolution Agricultural Revolution BC 1700 AC 1860 AC 1950 AC 2000 AC 2010 AC 2020 AC 2030 AC Time Interaction Infrastructure Information Instinct Imitation Intelligence Imagination

30 OUR WORLD IS CHANGING FASTER THEN WE CAN MANAGE World population in billions CO2 emissions Healthcare costs Energy demand Money supply Natural resources

31 - Albert Einstein -

32 WE NEED A NEW LEVEL OF WISDOM AND SMARTNESS The 7 Waves: 1 Interaction Progress Mature technology 2 3 Infrastructure Information 7 WE 4 Instinct Imitate Intelligence Imagination Exponential improvement 5 We Are at the tipping point 4 3 ME New technology 1 2 Time Order Chaos Order

33 THE RISE OF SELF-CONSCIOUS ORGANISATIONS Organisms - Biology Conscious level Organisations - Technology Pre-frontal cortex Social/Empathic Anticipate the Future (Augmented Tech) Neo-cortex Self-conscious Learn & Adapt Realtime (Deep learning) Limbic brain Emotional Connect Externally (Social Platforms) Reptile brain Executive Automate Internally (OS & Apps) Nervous systems Attentional Sense & Response (ICT) Vascular systems Adaptive Fluid Infrastructure (Business model) Multi Cellular Reactive People (Communities)

34 MASSIVE TAKEOVER: REDEFINING THE FUTURE OF HR

35 THE HUMANIFICATION OF THE WORKFORCE Research show that swarms outperform 99% of the individual members in avoiding danger and solving complex problems

36 FIRST PRIMITIVE ALGORITHM OPERATED ORGANISATIONS Organisms - Biology Organisations - Technology Pre-frontal cortex Imagination Neo-cortex Intelligence Limbic brain Imitate Reptile brain Instinct Nervous systems Information Vascular systems Infrastructure Multi Cellular Interaction

37 TECHNOLOGY WILL PUSH HUMANS TOWARDS THEIR PURPOSE Conscious Technology Unconscious Image courtesy: Maslow Pyramid

38 Impact on the worker Humanification of the Workforce

39 EXPONENTIAL TECHNOLOGY WILL BE CHEAP AND ABUNDANT Artificial Intelligence Robotics Drones 3D/4D Printing Smart Sensors Holographic computing

40 THE AGE OF THE NANO ENTREPRENEURS

41 TOWARDS A GLOBAL PURPOSE DRIVEN WORKFORCE

42 EVERY CELL IN YOUR BODY FOLLOWS IT S PURPOSE

43 IF YOU HAVE A BRIGHT IDEA

44 YOU CAN CROWD FUND YOUR IDEA

45 AND USE SMART COMMUNITIES TO REALISE YOUR IDEAS

46 EVE-E: CROWD DESIGNED TABLED COMPUTER

47 LOCAL MOTORS: CROWD DESIGNED 3D PRINTED E-CAR

48 BLOCKCHAIN WILL BOOST THESE NETWORK ORGANISATIONS

49 Technology influence Where Will Technology Take us Next?

50 Image courtesy: Ray Kurzweil THE LAW OF ACCELERATING RETURNS

51 THE NEXT BIG WAVE IS ALL ABOUT DEEP NEURAL NETWORKS IBM - Neurosynaptic Chip Intel - Neuromorphic Chip Google - Cloud TPU Nvidia - Xavier Chip

52 SELF LEARNING SYSTEMS THAT MIMIC OUR NEO-CORTEX BRAIN 1. Vision / Senses 2. Movement 3. Language 4. Decisions

53 WHAT IS THE CURRENT STATUS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE?

54 GOOGLE S AI PLATFORM CAN NOW LEARN WITHOUT HUMAN INPUT A Decade Before It s Time Reinforced Learning

55 MACHINES NOW HAVE THE POWER TO ADAPT TO HUMANS

56 AI CAN RECRUIT PEOPLE: AUTOMATE 75% OFF HIRING PROCES Mya AI Recruiter Job Pal AI Recruiter Image courtesy: Mya AI recruiter

57 AI CAN ANALYSE PEOPLE: PERSONAL PROFILES

58 Image courtesy: VI fitness coach AI CAN COACH PEOPLE: VIRTUAL PERSONAL COACH

59 Image courtesy: Wired AI CAN ADVISES PEOPLE: AI LAWYER AS A SERVICE

60 Image courtesy: Kriya AI CAN MANAGE PEOPLE: WORKFORCE AS A SERVICE

61 Image courtesy: Google AI CAN ENHANCE COMMUNICATION BETWEEN PEOPLE

62 AI CAN CO-CREATE WITH PEOPLE: HYBRID DESIGNS

63 MACHINE DESIGN RESULTS WILL CHALLENGE YOUR THINKING

64 AI + AR WILL CHANGE HOW WE EDUCATE AND TRAIN PEOPLE Image courtesy: Microsoft

65 Image courtesy: Unanimous.ai AI CAN AMPLIFY INTELLIGENCE: HIVE MIND TECHNOLOGY

66 Embracing the future What s Next in HR?

67 AESTHETICS: CREATING HARMONY, BEAUTY & ORDER

68 HR PLATFORMS THAT ALIGN PEOPLE WITH THEIR PURPOSE People Discover Purpose Develop Skills Match making Flow/Decision making Performance Personal AI Coach AI / AR Training AI / Blockchain AI / Hive Mind

69 MOST OF TODAYS ORGANISATIONS ARE RIGID EGO-SYSTEMS

70 NO INTERACTION = NO CREATIVITY = NO INNOVATION

71 BUT WHAT WE ACTUALITY NEED ARE FLUID ECO-SYSTEMS

72 SO BECOME FLUID OR BECOME OBSOLETE

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