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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Fantastic video on the progression of information technology, researched by Karl Fisch, Scott McLeod, and Jeff Brenman, remixed
By the way, I did not create this video! Search on the names above if you want more info - they are responsible.
What really scares me is that this video was made in 2008, so I'm wondering how outdated this information is now
Like who still downloads music illegally when they have cheap streaming devices...
And I hope those baby birth rates went down, too.
@@Chasichanв России до сих пор нелегально скачивают, наверное потому что у людей в час 3$ зарплата у большинства
one of my favourite youtube videos i come here to view it once a year.
i do not know why i just do it.
HCboyFly
This video used to be interesting and cool back when it came out. Now it feels like it was a warning.
The song is gold.
This blew me away. I have heard many stats, saw many presentations, and actually knew a lot of this, but the amount of info presented here is absolutely mind-blowing. And a lot of it shocking! Imagine, Bermuda has the greatest broadband penetration! And there's 5X the # of words in the English language as when Shakespeare lived! Wow...
How come at 0:39 it says top 10 demand jobs in 2010 when this video was uploaded on October 21,2008
So, it's 2013...where's that supercomputer?
well its 2018 and still waiting for the supercomputer LOL found this video in my favorite i don't know why
@@Samirking22 There already are supercomputers that exceed human brain processing. The first of the kind was actually built in 2011
Will come soon 2020 has the first made and ready Quantic computer
4:00 By 2013 a supercomputer will be built that exceeds the computational capabilities of the human brain. That didn't happen...
It did happen and we're well above that now. www.top500.org/lists/2014/11/
Marie Colter But it all comes at a price - Energy consumption of the Tianhe-2 (MilkyWay-2) cluster in China that is in #1 spot eats up 17808 kW of electrical power - In ONE HOUR of use that consumes 3 times the average household in my town for ONE YEAR.
Just watched this in January of 2017. This is so crazy and this was 8 years ago. Assuming it was true of course . . .
3:45
Where is my light speed internet cable then?
As for the next bit, do we really have computers like that yet?
Re. Shakespeare: The most important factor in the different structures of Shakespeare's works is that English is a Germanic language, the content of which (structure and vocabulary) is derived largely from old, high German. When Shakespeare wrote, he used much of the structure of this language, rather than that of modern English. More compelling evidence of German's influence on English can be clearly seen in Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales, written about 250 years prior to Shakespeare.
Who else watching this in 1852? 240p?
my Bullshit detector was going off like crazy
Luke Jespersen I agree with you! This video contains interesting and eye-catching facts but the creator
of it isn't testifying to the implications of them. Firstly, he or she
doesn't stress this in the face of population growth and how
informational extraction given the world population hasn't increased
much in even the past one hundred years and how information patents per
thousand has actually declined greatly. He or she additionally
overstresses the relevancy of the information we are discovering along
with not addressing how so much of this information will later be
disproved. Lastly, the supercomputer exceeding human computational
capabilities is a viewpoint which is being looked at with more
skepticism as we find out more and more how we haven't even touched the
basics of artificial intelligence along with there being many physical
limits to it.
No I didn't know, but I can tell bullshit when I step in it!
What makes this video even cooler is that it is already out of date even thought it is 2 years old...just goes to prove the point that we are in exponential times.
Who else is watching this in 2016??
Me.
I'd love to see what the numbers are today.
Me haha
My computer overlords forced me to watch it
2017 succa
Wtf is wrong with song
Can definitely tell this was a video created as inspiration at a yearly executive conference, in this case Sony's. But very well done, and truly amazing to see the differences between now and 20 years ago.
Agree, the info is slow down more frequently so info does not flow as fast as shown on the statistics show but then again its already mind boggling.
When it came to the most important and critical question, there was NO answer!!!
According to Mr. Natural "It don't mean shit"
What really matters is "did you do something kind today"
Aloha from Hawaii,
Thomas
Fantastic, is all I can say. I'm 62 and I have seen this first hand! Wow.
Believe this video was introduced in 2006 and presented at the Sony Stockholder meeting. It was an interesting method to create shock: about all the music being downloaded and not being sold.
Three years later, and video is still relevant
My computer tech teacher showed us this in class and that is our next project.
The information in this five-minute film could be typed on a single standard sheet of note paper and read in less than a minute. In that form, it might be clearer that the story is less that of information technology and more about the commercialization of communicative space.
Here's a good transcript. www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/11/22/did-you-know-tracks-progr_n_366803.html
Why do I still have dial-up internet? It took me 20 days to watch this video. Another 30 days to post this comment.
Mind boggling love this video. AT 62 I am a Visual Fine Arts Major .I went back to college so the high tech stuff would not pass me by. I realize now it has and I am OK with that. I can turn on a computer,text and make a video and make fine art :-)
I am amazed, but not surprised, by the speed of innovation. Yet, in the final analysis, what have we done with all of the info, the inventions, the technology--to better the planet, our society, ourselves? I think we ought to be sort of ashamed that with all of THIS, we still have war, murder, and a lack of desire to learn from our history.
INCREDIBLE! All of this information and all anyone wants to know is "Hey man....what's that song"?!? The machines might just take over one day soon!
Literally never seen anything more depressing than this. What I wouldn't give for a '69 Charger, 2001: A Space Odyssey being new in theatres, and people saying "what?" when I say the word "transistor."
"By 2013 a supercomputer will be built that exceeds the computational capabilities of the human brain" It's 2013 and so far all we have are blankets with sleeves
Title: Yes.
Last question: Change is coming, whether we like it or not.
an update would be great - I'm sure it would be just as mind blowing to see how much it's changed in the last 2.5 years...
We need to hold up on all these advances.. Enough is enough!
I just come here for the song from time to time. Lol
It means that anything you can imagine can be. 20 year old science fiction is today's commonplace. Don't fear it, embrace it. Sure, we can now pinpoint a single human on the other side of the planet for remote extermination by robotic drones, but we can also provide distance education to people who would otherwise not get it. We can implement an emergency communication network in a matter of minutes to enable the voice of the people (Egypt). And we can build cars that avoid accidents.
I do not understand how at 0:39, it states that in the jobs in 2010 did not exist in 2004. This video was published in 2008...
Very interesting and informative. The bit about Shakespeare was a bit misleading though, since in his time, every educated person spoke, read and wrote fluent Latin, no matter where in Western Europe they resided.Therefore, Shakespeare had both English and Latin at his command, not just one language.
We localized this video for Philips in Brazil, it's great !
Before Google and wikipedia and wikitictionary they asked questions to parents, teachers, and telephone operators for long distance calls or looked it up in phone book for local calls or encylopedia, or dictionary or in a library for other information.
One year to go for that supercomputer. Think we can pull it off? We were pretty damn close with that IBM Jeopardy challenge, I think. Come on, guys, ONE STEP MORE!
One of my teachers were showing this video in class and i was so proud of myself because i am an Indian and i am the only indian in class that everybody just stared at me on 0:30...
The K Computer by Fujitsu in Kobe Japan is a supercomputer that computes 4 time faster than the human brain and can hold 10 times as much data. And, it was completed in June last year. So, yes, there is such a computer.
if this would totally appear the next years.. then I'll be glad that I had taken the right course:)
All it means is that the more things change, the more they stay the same.
i watched this is school today ..i just refound it to listen to the song
My fear is that we will become too dependent on all things electronic, and won't be able to cope when the lights go out for an extended period of time. The blackout of 2004 is a good example, when life came to a standstill because people didn't know how to function without the use of electricity. I think we all need to know how to survive in disasters, and certainly the earthquake and tsunami in Japan is a terrible reminder that anything can happen to anyone anywhere at anytime.
My mind nearly exploded from this information.. who knows what will happen
The name of the song is "Right here, Right now" by Fatboy Slim
This video contains interesting and eye-catching facts but the creator of it isn't testifying to the implications of them. Firstly, he or she doesn't stress this in the face of population growth and how informational extraction given the world population hasn't increased much in even the past one hundred years and how information patents per thousand has actually declined greatly. He or she additionally overstresses the relevancy of the information we are discovering along with not addressing how so much of this information will later be disproved. Lastly, the supercomputer exceeding human computational capabilities is a viewpoint which is being looked at with more skepticism as we find out more and more how we haven't even touched the basics of artificial intelligence along with there being many physical limits to it.
This video contains interesting and eye-catching facts but the creator of it isn't testifying to the implications of them. Firstly, he or she doesn't stress this in the face of population growth and how informational extraction given the world population hasn't increased much in even the past one hundred years and how information patents per thousand has actually declined greatly. He or she additionally overstresses the relevancy of the information we are discovering along with not addressing how so much of this information will later be disproved. Lastly, the supercomputer exceeding human computational capabilities is a viewpoint which is being looked at with more skepticism as we find out more and more how we haven't even touched the basics of artificial intelligence along with there being many physical limits to it.
John Kim you mean relevance..."relevancy" is a redundant word-form.... the suffix:"cy" has become as overused as the prefix:"un"...producing a distasteful almost robotic monotony in an otherwise flexible and brilliant language.
Yes, it is called Watson (I think) They tested it on the show Jeopardy.
I conquered my wife with messages via Telnet, to Windows 2.1/Win NT/win DOS app, on the company's internal network in 1989. The first commercial text message was in 1992!
Just saw this after watching CNN's report about growing importance of China at the global arena. What all this means is that we might see a new superpower based on new technologies and innovation.
This video has a daunting character, it seems to scare, but I think most of the information there good! It's so good we are progressing! Isaac Asimov would be proud :-D
About that supercomputer - I wonder if they are talking of that quantum computer? I've seen on a documentary that it processes much more information than modern computers and exploits particle-wave duality , but scientists have not yet figured out a way to get past the whole "observer" problem. I guess it's a matter of time.
Throughout human history, previous generations distaste for the new has been the rule, not the exception. The fact that so many of us now dislike and fear upcoming technologies, simply confirms the general pattern. If a knight from the European Middle Ages had spoken re. arrows and crossbows, his view would have been negative. The use of these weapons spelled the end of the socioeconomic dominance of knights. Despite the views of those nobles, though, none hesitated to use archers.
3 Those who are wise[a] will shine like the brightness of the heavens, and those who lead many to righteousness, like the stars for ever and ever. 4 But you, Daniel, close up and seal the words of the scroll until the time of the end. Many will go here and there to increase knowledge.”
I don't know whether to be scared or amazed by this video...
It means I have just learned more things then a weeks worth of school.
Take note this is over 2 years old, the research probably over 3 years old! Anyone know if the numbers have been recalculated for 2010 or 2011? Noticed that what was mentioned was that "by 2013 a $1000 a computer that could exceed the computational capabilities of the human brain"? This year was the start with IBM placing a computer on the Jeopardy game show!
I saw this in my class for science in the 7th grade :) I liked the song to, and we played it in the smart board :)
Best argument for increasing immigration I have seen in a while. However, to put this in context, one has to look also at England's size and population vs. its global influence in the previous 500 years time. Size isn't everything.
i lol'd because i was downloading songs while watching this
With the myspace thing, it would now be Facebook, which would now have the same population as America+Brazil+France.
Fascinating and thought provoking stuff.
I just noticed the voice that says "Right Here, Right Now" is the voice of Porter from "The SandLot" lol
we are just communicating different with each other, one day technology, and humans will melt to one beautifull organism
unbelievable production . we are all going to die , there must be a beer around here somewhere !
@crossmoss "The FACT is that even if you do not graduate from high school you could have been valedictorian in America." What? This is from the dictionary:
Valedictorian - n
3. ( US ), ( Canadian ) a person, usually the most outstanding graduate, who delivers a farewell speech at a graduation ceremony
Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 10th Edition
Be definition a valedictorian is in a graduating class.
4:36 I paused this and contributed. Somehow, that felt like a thousand less than what it could've been.
he adoption rate of new technologies does seem to be accelerating, however mass adoption depends greatly on mass appeal, mass communication and economic viability. Don't expect the exponential growth in adopted technology to continue at the same rate. The digitalization of information technology is at it's peak. What's around the corner is not likely to be nearly as world changing as the events depicted here.
Fantastic video on the progression of information technology, researched by Karl Fisch, Scott McLeod, and Jeff Brenma. A must see for everyone.
The 2049 super computer scares the shit out of me to think about.
And they are thinking of bringing cursive writing back to education ,makes one wonder
Absolutely TERRIFIC video demonstrating the Huge impact of technology and the information age.Thanx Amy......
mama mía, what a challenge it is...! so let´s go for it und see what happen's next..! maybe just maybe all hell will break loose....if put in the wrong hands....!!!!!!!
The truth is still the truth. Don't confuse the difference between truth and information.
Also, the geometric progression has been going on forever. "Growth" has been what appears to be an overwhelming aspect of every society. Yet everyday is still essentially the same for everyone.
This explains why I am learning so much useless crap...
seen this in school..decided to look at it again for the music..
it means that filters are important. focus on the things you like. forgettabout the other things because they will carry on whether you care about them or not. carry on.
Saw this years ago, still awe inspiring.
fact. Ive only ever advertised as a video production company yet every single one of my clients has asked me to do internet related services for them
Maybe I'm just unintelligent, but my 1970's calculator surpassed the computational ability of my brain way back then.
I've seen a lbs special on Watson a computer made by IBM that is supposed to be the smartest computer ever I think lol. It couldn't beat contestants on jeopardy on test runs but eventually dominated
"so what does it all mean "? = the world does not change !
»The best rulers are scarcely known by their subjects;
The next best are loved and praised;
The next are feared;
The next despised:
They have no faith in their people,
And their people become unfaithful to them.
When the best rulers achieve their purpose
Their subjects claim the achievement as their own.»
Laotse, Tao te ching
Does anyone else notice how this has a statistic about 2010 yet this video is almost three years old?
I wonder how much these things have changed since 2008...
I guess people will believe anything with smart sounding music
Yeah it is on our Strategic Management slides for todays lecture
Blargh! Makes me feel like even more of a dinosaur....think I will go play with my abacus, and can some peaches. I am Stone Age...: (
We are drowning in raw information the quantity of which is on par with current Mississippi flooding. Too much of anything isn't always good, some times it is just too much. In Italy in the 17th century under-informed craftsmen made violins that we still can't replicate and we love enough to pay millions for. In Ancient Egypt with no electronic computation they built the pyramids, today we build handhelds that are obsolete when we buy them. Is moving forwards/up/down always progress? Maybe not.
A teacher showed this to me in class... People said it was cool... I think it's frightening.
I don't know how to react to this. I'm a bit scared and excited at the same time.
@BurntCatMedia I don't believe because of blind faith. I know He exists! Many have bitterness toward God because they can't imagine a loving God in the midst of pain. A loving God at times makes no sense. I didn't find Him until age 40. Running, going to bars, partying all night, drinking and wondering how I got home. Not until I was depressed with thoughts of suicide, that I sought Him. I had to humble myself and realize I needed Him. REJECT HIM, WHO LOSES? SEEK HIM AND FIND PURPOSE!
"the amount of new technical information is doubling every two years..." how does that mean that half of what a student learns at school if outdated two years later? It's not like what was valid two years ago is no longer valid! There's not a 2-year cycle that starts from zero each time. We build upon what technical information was previously available to build new knowledge, which doesn't void the old one. That assertion ruined the credibility of that "research".
@crossmoss "when in fact if you move these students to America they would wipe out many people out of the equation of graduating." Fact? Graduation is defined as passing the course, not being the top % of students.
No matter how many students attend the school, or how many more excellent students join the school, each student still receives the same mark, and hence graduation status.
@cgreen001
exceptional fast food and exceptional dance moves.
it means our technology is quickly surpassing our humanity.
what a great time to be alive.
its rare times like this im almost proud to have indian blood.