The document discusses contrasts in the modern world and basic necessities. Over 1 billion children go to bed hungry each night and many lack access to clean water. While technology has advanced rapidly, over 750 million people still lack adequate food and water. The industrial revolution transformed society, and a new revolution from automation may disrupt jobs. The future will see medical and other advances, but also potential job losses. Education must change to focus on skills like curiosity and decision making. Overall values of responsibility will determine our ability to shape the future.

1. The World Today
Some glimpses of the world

2. A world of contrasts
That speaks to us in the language of signs
– readable only by those who can see.
“There's none so blind as those who will not listen.”
― Neil Gaiman, American Gods

3. Basic Necessities
1. 3 billion live on less than $2.5 per day.
2. Tonight more than 1 billion children will go to bed hungry.
3. 22,000 children die everyday due to poverty
4. On this planet 805 million people do not have enough food
to eat.
5. More than 750 million of them lack adequate access to clean
drinking water.
What is a basic necessity?

7. So, what should be our focus?
Food, water, shelter, health care, education?

8. What will it take?
1. In 1998, the UN estimated that it would take $40
billion annually to offer basic education, clean
water and sanitation, basic health and nutrition to
every person in every developing country.
2. That would be about $58 billion today.
Compared to $ 1.4 Trillion on weapons

9. Hunger kills
1. The World Food Programme says, “The poor are
hungry and their hunger traps them in poverty.”
2. Hunger is the #1 cause of death in the world, killing
more than HIV/AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis
combined.
Believe it or not

10. Technology
What it is doing and how that will affect us

11. The first commercial text
message was sent in 1992
In 2015 the total number of text messages
exchanged is 350 billion exceeds the entire
population of the planet by 5 times (7 Billion)

12. Number of internet devices
In 1984 1000
2016 - 64,000,000,000

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14. LARGEST
INDIAN
BANK - SBI

15. If you want a film distribution
business, what do you need?

16. If you want to start a global
retail chain, what do you need?

17. If you want to start a road
transportation business, what
do you need?

18. Do you think anyone wants to
know what you ate for lunch?

19. So what does it all
MEAN for you??

20. Essence of it all
1. Faster and easier access to information
2. Hugely enhanced computation power, information
storages and hugely fast searches
3. Potential to forecast scenarios, prepare for eventualities,
predict outcomes, options
4. Potential to control, influence, track, help, network,
leverage, surveillance, security, share, empower and earn
But benefits only those who know how to use it

21. The Industrial Revolution
What was it and what did it change?
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22. The Industrial Revolution
1. The Industrial Revolution was the transition to
new manufacturing processes in the period from
about 1760 to sometime between 1820 and 1840.
2. But the changes it brought were not restricted to
manufacturing processes
22The Industrial Revolution changed the world

23. What did it change?
1. Time of day
2.Education
3.Parenting
4.Values
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It changed the world and
took one generation with it

24. Today we are entering…
A new revolution which will be a thousand
times more disruptive

25. “47% of jobs are at risk of being
automated in the next 20 years”
Carl Frey & Michael Osborne, Oxford University
“The future of employment and how susceptible are jobs to
computerization”
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26. Skewed tech-think
1. Maximize productivity
2. Minimize cost of production
3. Human beings are a cost to be eliminated
“People will rise up before robots do.”
~ Andy Macafee, ‘The Second Machine Age’
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But someone has to pay for it all – Who is that?

27. Imagination

28. AI –Artificial Intelligence
1. Machine learning replaces humans in repetitive work
2. IBM Watson gives legal advice in seconds, with 90%
accuracy versus 70% accuracy of humans.
3. Watson diagnoses cancer 4 times more accurately than
humans
4. Self-driving cars & trucks & homes on solar energy
Imagination, innovation, creativity, curiosity, disagreement

29. Global changes
1. Robotic manufacture, agriculture, housework, Petri dish meat,
insect protein
2. Medicine: Device that at works with your phone, takes retina
scan, blood sample and you breathe into it.
3. It then analyses 54 biomarkers that will identify nearly any
disease.
4. Advanced stem cell technology will allow you to make or
replace organs. Life expectancy will be around 115 to 125 years
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30. What will change?
1. Huge convenience in all areas and cheap services
2. Loss of jobs for all generalists in all areas
3. Current education is redundant already
4. What you teach and how you teach must all change
drastically
5. Empower imagination, curiosity, self-learning,
interpersonal skills, decision making, responsibility
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31. What must be done?
Start fresh to create a new generation

32. Collect dots or connect dots - is the
difference between information and
knowledge; mugging and
understanding; success and failure.
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34. The single, most powerful change to
transform the world is to move from -
the world is responsible for me to, I'm
responsible for the world.
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35. Foundation of Values
Values drive behavior
Behavior drives results
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36. Are you ready for the future?
How do you know?

37. For thoughtshare
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