This talk was given at Stanford Graduate School of Business by Randy Lubin, Robert Denning, and Nick Staubach. It is a basic introduction to the Technological Singularity and its relationship with entrepreneurship.
SIM INFORMATION SYSTEM: REVOLUTIONIZING DATA MANAGEMENT
The Technological Singularity and Entrepreneurship
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Editor's Notes
The price-performance, capacity & bandwidth of information technologies progresses exponentially through multiple paradigm shiftsSpecific to information technologyNot to arbitrary exponential trends (like population)Still need to test viability of the next paradigmA scientific theory25 years of researchPart of a broader theory of evolutionInventing: science and engineeringMoore’s law just one example of manyYes there are limitsBut they’re not very limitingBased on the physics of computation and communication and on working paradigms (such as nanotubes)