The Great Progression, 2025 to 2050, a Full Keynote on an AI & Clean Energy Future by Peter Leyden

This is the full version of Peter Leyden's talk The Great Progression 2025 to 2050 about the positive potential of AI and other transformational new technologies as they scale up over the 25 years.
Leyden gave this keynote talk to kick off a global conference of 1300 senior leaders in the data center industry from 17 countries in the fall of 2024 in Phoenix Arizona.
This video is about an hour long keynote and contains some Q & A afterward with the audience.
For more about Peter Leyden, including how to contact him, visit his website at www.PeterLeyden.com
For more about his strategic foresight company Reinvent Futures, visit that website at www.reinvent.net
For more about his speaking availability for conferences via his speaking agents at Keppler Speakers, visit www.kepplerspeakers.com/speakers/peter-leyden
You can also follow him on Substack where he writes essays that continue to explore the ideas of The Great Progression, see peterleyden.substack.com
More about The Great Progression: The Story of America & the World from 2025 to 2050:
The Great Progression makes the case that America and the world are heading into a decade of many fundamental system changes that will lay the foundation for a new era of great progress that will go a long way towards solving the many challenges of our time like climate change. This transformation will include three world-historic tech booms in Artificial Intelligence, in Clean Energy and in Bioengineering. The next 10 years will be the critical time of transition as many systems that defined the last 40 years break down and fade away, while new systems better suited to the 21st century emerge and then scale.
This is Peter Leyden’s signature talk that tells the comprehensive story of our times and the next 25 years. This generally positive, can-do narrative goes well beyond explaining new technologies and weaves together megatrends from demographics to economics to geopolitics that will transform our world in fundamental ways too. Far from a gloom and doom future, Leyden argues that these inexorable developments are moving us to a better world in the decades ahead.

[@silberlinie]

I really like the Universal Multimodal
Interface of the upcoming AIs.
And the personal assistant with emotional
intelligence.