Ray Kurzweil
Ray Kurzweil shared insights into what the current rate of technological progress portends for information technology, healthcare, and much more at the CEO Cloud Summit last year.
A child in Africa with a cell phone has access to more information than the president of the United States did 15 years ago, according to Ray Kurzweil. The smart phone in your pocket is a billion times more powerful per dollar than the computer all the students and professors shared at MIT in 1965.
As author, futurist, and inventor Kurzweil shared in his talk at the CEO Cloud Summit last year, innovators and entrepreneurs should internalize this exponential rate of progression before launching their projects. By doing so, they can put themselves in a position to accurately time projects — and best take advantage of tomorrow’s capabilities as soon as they are available. See the video below.
Kurzweil is one of the world’s leading inventors, thinkers and futurists, with a 30 year track record of accurate predictions. Called a restless genius by The Wall Street Journal and the ultimate thinking machine by Forbes magazine, Kurzweil was selected as one of the top entrepreneurs by Inc. magazine, which described him as the rightful heir to Thomas Edison. PBS selected him as one of 16 revolutionaries who made America.
Kurzweil shared insights into what the current rate of technological progress portends for information technology, healthcare, and much more.
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As author, futurist, and inventor Kurzweil shared in his talk at the CEO Cloud Summit last year, innovators and entrepreneurs should internalize this exponential rate of progression before launching their projects. By doing so, they can put themselves in a position to accurately time projects — and best take advantage of tomorrow’s capabilities as soon as they are available. See the video below.Kurzweil is one of the world’s leading inventors, thinkers and futurists, with a 30 year track record of accurate predictions. Called a restless genius by The Wall Street Journal and the ultimate thinking machine by Forbes magazine, Kurzweil was selected as one of the top entrepreneurs by Inc. magazine, which described him as the rightful heir to Thomas Edison. PBS selected him as one of 16 revolutionaries who made America.
Kurzweil shared insights into what the current rate of technological progress portends for information technology, healthcare, and much more.
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