The document discusses several emerging and converging technologies including blockchain, artificial intelligence, internet of things, and their potential combinations and applications. It argues that fully realizing their benefits will require novel integrated architectures that bring elements of distributed ledger, knowledge representation, security and privacy to the core design of internet protocols and infrastructure. The current internet architecture based on TCP/IP may need to coexist with alternative approaches to support the next generation of interconnected systems and technologies.

1. Antonio M. Alberti, Professor & Researcher

2. (c) Antonio Alberti, Inatel, 2014.
FOR TOO LONG WE TALK ABOUT TECHNOLOGICAL
EVOLUTION AND THE RATE AT WHICH IT OCCURS.

3. (c) Antonio Alberti, Inatel, 2014.
VERY OFTEN, PEOPLE CITE MOORE'S LAW AS AN
EXAMPLE OF LAW CAPABLE OF PREDICTING
TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS IN COMPUTING POWER.
Gordon Moore, 2004.
Co-funder of Intel Corp.

4. (c) Antonio Alberti, Inatel, 2014.
“THE QUANTITY OF
TRANSISTORS THAT
CAN BE PLACED
INEXPENSIVELY ON
AN INTEGRATED
CIRCUIT HAS
DOUBLED
APPROXIMATELY
EVERY TWO YEARS.”

5. (c) Antonio Alberti, Inatel, 2014.
MORE RECENTLY, RAYMOND KURZWEIL PRESENTED A
THEORY FOR TECHNOLOGICAL EVOLUTION AND A NEW
LAW THAT EXPANDS MOORE LAW TO DESCRIBE THE
EXPONENTIAL GROWTH OF TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES
THE LAW OF
ACCELERATING
RETURNS

6. ABUNDANCE: THE FUTURE
IS BETTER THAN YOU THINK
PETER H. DIAMANDIS
STEVEN KOTLER
https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Futurologia

8. DEEP WAVE OF CHANGES!
DISRUPTION
SOFTWARIZATION
SERVITIZATION
INTERNET OF THINGS
CLOUD, BIG DATA
BLOCKCHAIN
INDUSTRY 4.0
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
CREATIVE ECONOMY
FUTURE OF WORK
HORIZONTAL ORGANIZATIONS
BIO HACKING
HUMAN-MACHINE CONVERGENCE
TECHNOLOGICAL SINGULARITY

9. DISRUPTION IS FRACTAL!!!
DISRUPTIONS INSIDE A
DISRUPTIONS
INDEFINITELY!!!

10. A DISRUPTIVE TECH IS:
PART PROBLEM
PART SOLUTION
IT IS DUAL

11. UBIQUITY
DEVICES EVERYWHERE
SOFTWARE-DEFINED EVERYTHING
PROGRAMMABLE MATTER

12. MINIATURIZATION
CENTIMETER
MICROMETER
NANOMETER
INTERNET OF MICRO & NANO THINGS
THE MORE ADVANCED A
TECHNOLOGY, THE SMALLER ITS
SCALE
Anders
?

13. COST REDUCTION
MASS ADOPTION REDUCES THE
PRICE OF THE MOST CAPABLE
SOLUTIONS.
HARDWARE GENERALIZATION
TO MEET THE LARGEST
POSSIBLE NUMBER OF USE
CASES.
DECENTRALIZATION
EMPOWERING OF DISTRIBUTED
PARTIES.

14. IOT - INTERNET OF THINGS
A new Internet of connected things at global level.
All things are connected to the Internet.

15. SMART OBJECT
A software that represents/mirrors a “thing”.
Proxy
Service

16. SMART OBJECT
REQUIREMENTS:
! NEED TO TALK WITH “PHYSICAL COUNTERPART(S)”.
! REPRESENT PHYSICAL OBJECT IN VIRTUAL WORLD.
! MANAGES AND CONTROLS “PHYSICAL COUNTERPARTS”.

17. !BLOCKCHAIN IS A DISTRIBUTED IMMUTABLE DATABASE SHARED BY PARTIES TO
VALIDATE AND STORE ONLINE TRANSACTIONS VIA A DISTRIBUTED NETWORK.
!TRANSACTIONS ARE PROPAGATED TO ALL FULL NODES OF THE NETWORK.
!A PROOF-OF-WORK BLOCKCHAIN IS FORMED BY MANY NODES, WHICH COMPETE TO
FINISH A BLOCK. THE WINNER RECEIVE COINS OR OTHER INCENTIVES.
!ITS EXTREMELY HARD TO MODIFY OLDER BLOCKS WITHOUT HAVING THE CONSENSUS
OF MINERS.

18. ! ETHEREUM IS AN EXAMPLE OF A BLOCKCHAIN-BASED ENVIRONMENT.
! IT IS DESIGNED TO HAVE APPLICATION FLEXIBILITY, NOT JUST CRYPTO-COINS.
!THE COIN IS CALLED ETHER.
ETHEREUM
Página 1 de 13https://steemit.com/ethereum/@najoh/ethereum-explained-for-beginners
Ethereum is a digital currency, designed on a block chain open platform, a
decentralized application that can be used by anyone. Ethereum cannot be
controlled similar to BITCOIN. Ethereum platform was globally designed
by many people. However, Ethereum has a strong protocol unlike
BITCOIN, in which the user can create an application or use the tool safely
with the introduction of Homestead. It is designed to be !exible and
adaptable by a large audience.
In addition, Ethereum is said to be the next generation technology based
on block chain, originally designed by Satoshi Nakamoto, a “Peer-To-Peer
Electronic Cash System”, named “BITCOIN”. The block chain is a computer
structured framework in which each node of network is executed and
recorded similar transactions that are grouped within blocks. One block is

19. ETHEREUM
Página 1 de 13https://steemit.com/ethereum/@najoh/ethereum-explained-for-beginners
Ethereum is a digital currency, designed on a block chain open platform, a
decentralized application that can be used by anyone. Ethereum cannot be
controlled similar to BITCOIN. Ethereum platform was globally designed
by many people. However, Ethereum has a strong protocol unlike
BITCOIN, in which the user can create an application or use the tool safely
with the introduction of Homestead. It is designed to be !exible and
adaptable by a large audience.
In addition, Ethereum is said to be the next generation technology based
on block chain, originally designed by Satoshi Nakamoto, a “Peer-To-Peer
Electronic Cash System”, named “BITCOIN”. The block chain is a computer
structured framework in which each node of network is executed and
recorded similar transactions that are grouped within blocks. One block is

20. ! SMART CONTRACTS ARE AN
EXPRESSION OF CONTRACTUAL
CLAUSES IN CODE, BEING ABLE
TO BE AUTO EXECUTABLE AS
REGISTERED IN THE
BLOCKCHAIN.
ETHEREUM
Página 1 de 13https://steemit.com/ethereum/@najoh/ethereum-explained-for-beginners
Ethereum is a digital currency, designed on a block chain open platform, a
decentralized application that can be used by anyone. Ethereum cannot be
controlled similar to BITCOIN. Ethereum platform was globally designed
by many people. However, Ethereum has a strong protocol unlike
BITCOIN, in which the user can create an application or use the tool safely
with the introduction of Homestead. It is designed to be !exible and
adaptable by a large audience.
In addition, Ethereum is said to be the next generation technology based
on block chain, originally designed by Satoshi Nakamoto, a “Peer-To-Peer
Electronic Cash System”, named “BITCOIN”. The block chain is a computer
structured framework in which each node of network is executed and
recorded similar transactions that are grouped within blocks. One block is
Smart contracts are how things get done in Ethereum.

21. •REGISTERED CONTROL ACTIONS, E.G. FIRMWARE UPDATES, FLOW
TABLES, ETC.
•CONTRACT-BASED DATA MARKETPLACE FOR IOT, E.G. DATUM.
•CONTRACT-BASED VIRTUAL NETWORK FUNCTIONS FOR IOT AND 5G.
•FULL HISTORY OF MEASUREMENTS DONE BY SENSORS.
COMBINING BLOCKCHAIN & IOT

22. •AI “CAN EXPLAIN” HOW CERTAIN DECISIONS WERE MADE BY RELATING
THEM TO BLOCKCHAIN REGISTRATIONS.
•RELIABLE/PRIVATE DATA MARKETPLACE FOR AI TRAINING.
•EMERGENCE OF BLOCKCHAIN-BASED MODEL AND AI MARKETPLACE, E.G.
SINGULARITYNET.
•APPLYING SMART CONTRACTS TO LIMIT AI SELF-IMPROVING, I.E.
BLOCKCHAIN-BASED AI SECURITY.
COMBINING BLOCKCHAIN & IA
https://medium.com/@Francesco_AI/the-convergence-of-ai-and-blockchain-whats-the-deal-60c618e3accc

23. •DECENTRALAND ETHEREUM TOKEN.
COMBINING BLOCKCHAIN & VIRTUAL WORLDS
https://decentraland.org/

24. •DECENTRALAND ETHEREUM TOKEN.
COMBINING BLOCKCHAIN & VIRTUAL WORLDS

25. Artificial
Intelligence
Blockchain
(or others)
Internet of
Things
Deterministic Stochastic
Services
(Virtualization, Control
& Mgmt.)
(c) Alberti 2018
Rules, regulations,
objectives.
Perennial
registration of
transactions,
information,
contracts, etc.
Decision
Making
Information
Input
Big Data
Physical world
data
Acting over
the
environment
Raw
data
Reports, queries,
trends.
Humans
Requests
Tasks
done!!
CONVERGENCE OF
DISRUPTIVE TECH
Contract-based
acting over
physical things

26. IS IT POSSIBLE TO GO EVEN FURTHER??

27. WHAT IF WE PUT ALL THESE
TECHNOLOGIES IN THE CORE OF A NEW
INTERNET???

29. (c) Antonio Alberti, Inatel, 2014.
THE CONVERGENCE OF DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGIES IS ON ITS INFANCY.
NOVAGENESIS ADDRESSES SEVERAL LIMITATIONS OF CURRENT
ARCHITECTURES, BUT IT IS LIMITED REGARDING AI & BLOCKCHAIN.
NOVEL CONVERGENT/ESSENTIAL ARCHITECTURE ARE REQUIRED.
FINAL REMARKS

30. (c) Antonio Alberti, Inatel, 2014.
REQUIREMENTS FROM DISTRIBUTED LEDGER, KNOWLEDGE
REPRESENTATION, SECURITY AND PRIVACY SHOULD MIGRATE FROM
THE WEB TO THE CORE OF THE INTERNET.
ALTERNATIVE ARCHITECTURES SHOULD COEXIST WITH TCP/IP WITHOUT
LOSING WHAT THE INTERNET IS FOR HUMANITY.
FINAL REMARKS
TCP/IP
WEB
TODAY
Future
Internet 1
New Web
FUTURE
Future
Internet 2
Future
Internet N

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