It's all about the data: 5+1 tech trends for the roaring 20s

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The original roaring 20s actually were 100 years ago, but we may be about to see a new version of this. If it’s going to be “a period of economic prosperity with a distinctive cultural edge”, then both the economic and the cultural aspects will no doubt be all about data. As a leading analyst and journalist with an eye on all things data, AI, and innovation, at the end of each year I publish a review and outlook on the year’s defining trends. This year, since it’s the end of a decade, I’ll try and go a bit further. Here are the 5+1 defining trends of the new decade. Because big data has brought us big things. A countdown, in which you’ll get to learn about the topics at hand in a concise way, and hear some insights as to why they are important and where they are heading next. Talk given at Big Things 2019 Conference

Tecnologia

IT'S ALL ABOUT THE DATA
5+1 TECH TRENDS
FOR THE ROARING 20S
GEORGE
ANADIOTIS

SETTING THE STAGE
END OF A DECADE, IT’S NOTHING SPECIAL

Multiplying the value of environmental data
climatewatch.info

IT’S THE END OF BLOCKCHAIN AS WE KNOW IT,
AND I FEEL FINE
 US Online Media
 Why?
 Big & mature market, pronounced need
 Available data sources, data literacy
 Experience and established connections

THE STORY SO FAR
BLOCKCHAIN PEAK OF INFLATED EXPECTATIONS

THE FUTURE
BLOCKCHAIN DB, DAG, TOKENOMICS

ON CLOUD 9
OR, ON HOW MANY CLOUDS ACTUALLY?
 US Online Media
 Why?
 Big & mature market, pronounced need
 Available data sources, data literacy
 Experience and established connections

THE STORY SO FAR
COMPUTE AND DATA GO CLOUD

YOU ARE HERE
CLOUD IS THE DE FACTO DATA LAKE, AND DB TOO

CLOUD DOES NOT PAY
OPEN SOURCE IS NOT FREE
 US Online Media
 Why?
 Big & mature market, pronounced need
 Available data sources, data literacy
 Experience and established connections

THE STORY SO FAR
DATA MANAGEMENT IS OPEN SOURCE

YOU ARE HERE
CRIME AWS CLOUD DOES NOT PAY

AI FOR NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING,
COMMON SENSE REASONING, AND MORE

 The world’s most valuable resource is no longer oil, but data
 The data economy demands a new approach to antitrust rules
THE STORY SO FAR
IT’S ALL ABOUT THE MONEY DATA

YOU ARE HERE
AI CHIPS, LANGUAGE BREAKTHROUGHS

THE STORY SO FAR
KNOWLEDGE GRAPHS = DOMAIN KNOWLEDGE
 Domain knowledge can effectively help a
deep learning system bootstrap its knowledge
 By encoding primitives instead of forcing the
model to learn these from scratch

YOU ARE HERE
KNOWLEDGE GRAPHS EATING THE WORLD

THE FUTURE
KNOWLEDGE GRAPHS ALL THE THINGS

THE STORY SO FAR
INFINITE COMPUTE AND STORAGE?

YOU ARE HERE
WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO WITH IT?
 I have not met a single CEO, from
Deutsche Bank to JP Morgan,
who said to me: 'ok, this will
increase our productivity by a
huge amount, but it's going to
have social impact -- wait, let's
think about it'.
 Chetan Dube, IPSoft CEO

THE FUTURE
YOU CHOOSE
 Who owns the
machines?Who should
own the machines?
 LauraTyson, former
Chair of the US
President's Council of
EconomicAdvisers
 We are at the beginning
of mass extinction, and
all you can talk about is
money and fairy tales of
eternal economic
growth
 GretaThunberg,Activist
 We humans have to go to
space if we are going to
continue to have a
thriving civilization.We
are in the process of
destroying this planet
 Jeff Bezos,Amazon CEO

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It's all about the data: 5+1 tech trends for the roaring 20s

1. IT'S ALL ABOUT THE DATA 5+1 TECH TRENDS FOR THE ROARING 20S GEORGE ANADIOTIS

2. SETTING THE STAGE END OF A DECADE, IT’S NOTHING SPECIAL

3. Multiplying the value of environmental data climatewatch.info

4. IT’S THE END OF BLOCKCHAIN AS WE KNOW IT, AND I FEEL FINE  US Online Media  Why?  Big & mature market, pronounced need  Available data sources, data literacy  Experience and established connections

5. THE STORY SO FAR BLOCKCHAIN PEAK OF INFLATED EXPECTATIONS

6. WE ARE HERE BLOCKCHAIN HITS ROCK BOTTOM

7. THE FUTURE BLOCKCHAIN DB, DAG, TOKENOMICS

8. ON CLOUD 9 OR, ON HOW MANY CLOUDS ACTUALLY?  US Online Media  Why?  Big & mature market, pronounced need  Available data sources, data literacy  Experience and established connections

9. THE STORY SO FAR COMPUTE AND DATA GO CLOUD

10. YOU ARE HERE CLOUD IS THE DE FACTO DATA LAKE, AND DB TOO

11. THE FUTURE YOU AND YOUR CLOUD

12. CLOUD DOES NOT PAY OPEN SOURCE IS NOT FREE  US Online Media  Why?  Big & mature market, pronounced need  Available data sources, data literacy  Experience and established connections

13. THE STORY SO FAR DATA MANAGEMENT IS OPEN SOURCE

14. YOU ARE HERE CRIME AWS CLOUD DOES NOT PAY

15. THE FUTURE OPEN SOURCE IS NOT FREE

16. AI FOR NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING, COMMON SENSE REASONING, AND MORE

17.  The world’s most valuable resource is no longer oil, but data  The data economy demands a new approach to antitrust rules THE STORY SO FAR IT’S ALL ABOUT THE MONEY DATA

18. YOU ARE HERE AI CHIPS, LANGUAGE BREAKTHROUGHS

19. THE FUTURE MORE AI CHIPS, COMMON SENSE

20. THE FUTURE IS GRAPH, KNOWLEDGE GRAPH

21. THE STORY SO FAR KNOWLEDGE GRAPHS = DOMAIN KNOWLEDGE  Domain knowledge can effectively help a deep learning system bootstrap its knowledge  By encoding primitives instead of forcing the model to learn these from scratch

22. YOU ARE HERE KNOWLEDGE GRAPHS EATING THE WORLD

23. THE FUTURE KNOWLEDGE GRAPHS ALL THE THINGS

24. TO INFINITY AND BEYOND

25. THE STORY SO FAR INFINITE COMPUTE AND STORAGE?

26. YOU ARE HERE WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO WITH IT?  I have not met a single CEO, from Deutsche Bank to JP Morgan, who said to me: 'ok, this will increase our productivity by a huge amount, but it's going to have social impact -- wait, let's think about it'.  Chetan Dube, IPSoft CEO

27. THE FUTURE YOU CHOOSE  Who owns the machines?Who should own the machines?  LauraTyson, former Chair of the US President's Council of EconomicAdvisers  We are at the beginning of mass extinction, and all you can talk about is money and fairy tales of eternal economic growth  GretaThunberg,Activist  We humans have to go to space if we are going to continue to have a thriving civilization.We are in the process of destroying this planet  Jeff Bezos,Amazon CEO

28. QUESTIONS?

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