1. Ambient intelligence
1.1. Sensors
1.2. Ubiquitous connectivity
1.3. Hackable networks
1.3.1. Arduino
1.3.2. The internet
2. Robots
2.1. fast, accurate, consistent
2.1.1. Jobs an issue?
2.2. Drones
2.2.1. War
2.2.1.1. Autonomy vs efficiency
2.3. health services
2.3.1. Robot surgeons
2.3.2. Protheses
2.3.3. Exoskeletons
2.3.4. many other trends
2.3.5. tele-services, apps, home care
2.3.5.1. scanadu
2.4. Industry
2.5. Telepresence
2.5.1. iPads on Wheels
2.6. Adult
3. energy
3.1. the real problem is storage
3.2. the importance of the grid
4. Artificial Intelligence
4.1. Watson wins Jeopardy
4.1.1. Watson becomes a super medic
4.1.2. Watson on the internet
4.2. IBM supercomputer
4.3. Tricorder
4.4. Jobs are an issue
4.5. The future?
5. What means exponential
5.1. What means singularity
6. 3D printing
6.1. can we print food?
6.1.1. yes, but very expensive - for now
7. Ray Kurzweil thinks about thinking and the mind
7.1. Extending, augmenting the mind
7.1.1. By smartphone
7.1.2. By nano bots
7.1.3. By reprogramming genetic code
7.2. Predicts
7.2.1. 3D printing revolutionizes digital manufacturing
7.2.1.1. Five years
7.2.1.2. Drives down prices
7.2.1.2.1. Equalizer
7.2.2. Health
7.2.2.1. Major advancements
7.2.2.1.1. 15-20 years
7.3. Considers risks
7.3.1. Terror, major mistakes
7.3.1.1. Rules needed
7.3.1.2. Prepare rapid responses
7.4. builds a synthetic neo-cortex
7.4.1. as director of engineering at Google
8. Challenges
8.1. 1 billion of hungry people
8.2. Jobs
8.2.1. Education
8.2.1.1. MOOCs
8.2.1.2. Online mentoring
8.2.1.3. Workshops
8.2.1.4. Resilient networks
8.2.1.5. The Singularity University
8.2.1.5.1. think tank
8.2.1.5.2. incubator
8.2.1.5.3. network
8.2.1.5.4. family
8.2.2. Everyone has to become a maker
9. combined with 3D-scanning
9.1. allows for personalized solutions
10. health, medical services
10.1. exo-skeletons
11. Organizations
11.1. Vapor, fluidity
11.1.1. Old structures very challenged
11.1.1.1. They wanted long term predictibility
11.1.1.2. They want to kill disruptive innovation
11.2. Small and nimble wins
11.2.1. We behave like crazy, colliding molecules
11.2.1.1. Financial crisis as a cooling down
11.2.2. Tech enhanced collaboration
11.2.3. Competitions to attract external talent
11.2.4. Collaboration big with small
11.2.5. Big companies allow for change at the edges
11.2.6. Autonomous collaborators
11.2.7. Breaking down of classical hierarchy
11.2.8. Cities, small countries at an advantage
12. synthetic biology
12.1. biohacking
12.1.1. dna extraction, sequencing, analysis
12.1.1.1. bio-hacking spaces
12.1.2. DIY looking for drugs, solutions
12.1.2.1. customized for a person or small groups
12.1.2.2. for stuff not covered by Big Pharma
12.1.3. analyzing your genetic material costs now USD 1,000, 13 years ago it was USD 2.7 billion
12.2. genetic engineering
12.2.1. DNA sequencing moving to the cloud