Alfred Deakin Innovation Lecture Wilbanks

Slide 1: (and innovation)

Slide 2: innovation: creating new value

Slide 3: design for innovation is inherently about design for unforeseen use

Slide 5: design for unforeseen use Internet: “end to end”, open connection, standard protocols

Slide 7: these principles of the network now apply to information and content

Slide 8: design for unforeseen use WWW: “rule of least power” and “view source”

Slide 12: “compatibly communicating devices”

Slide 16: content is the bottleneck

Slide 17: only the wealthy can attack the bottleneck

Slide 18: even the wealthy are failing

Slide 20: 27,266 papers 128,437 papers 41,985 papers 4,563 papers 10,365 papers

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Slide 30: if innovation is measured by output of drugs or increase in quality of life for all...

Slide 31: copyrights aren’t advancing innovation

Slide 33: slow innovation impacts us everywhere

Slide 37: if capacity doubles every 18 months, but power efficiency stays the same, then power consumption doubles too

Slide 39: on the 30th doubling, thickness reaches the edge of the earth’s atmosphere

Slide 40: how many energy doublings can we take?

Slide 42: we need non-linear innovation capacity

Slide 43: freedom to innovate (law, knowledge, technology)

Slide 44: tools to collaborate (law, knowledge, technology)

Slide 45: willpower of research funders (government, private, corporate)

Slide 48: thank you