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the guys to be here I’m very
I was glad to get read me
a few years and then I’ll talk about
this thing here precisely this
replacement in place and if web and robot
show with work
maybe it will buy to bet on things
that make us human
let’s start from the end and the end is
This gentlemen here a gentleman say
you have come to know with this
24 carat smile and the case of the case
say the reason why he is where
Now is a reason it is known is this
here we believe that this curve of places
in the manufacture in the united states is
a bad curve towards the gravely
low but this is a part note
let’s say we know he’s promised to
make America great again
bringing back those jobs the part not
He knew how to love this one most
Pine interesting going to do with
speech that we are doing
or to the left you see the map
election trump the states in which he
won more hands down that coincides
an astonishing way with the conspicuous
california with the exception of the other
Map to the right are bluish
the states in which the profession more
prevalent is the truck driver
what enters these two things has to do
because the truck drivers was
which was one of the few professions
the middle class that did not require a
high level of education, however, it was
He considered safe because they had not been
affected by the relocation ie
to drive a truck
there in Mexico wanted to be human
not in China but in Ohio them in
wisconsin, etc.
But that was before because now
It will no longer be true because we are
just talking about 3.5 million
people with the armature become 5.2
million people
these numbers at this point would be
taken went up in flames but this is
another disqualification of software
when the transcoding software
work of his hand this is
the effect but in fact the sense is that
these jobs and these jobs disappear
disappear more quickly than
we thought because this is an estimate of
morgan stanley
that it usually takes with estimates
youth Index 2022 2023 see here
when the safety naveen thistles between a
What one thing widespread
shame that on this occasion this
future, this future has already arrived is
arrived on September 15 this year
a few months ago I am in pittsburgh
came the first of the first flotilla
Auto Huber unmanned ie you
take your app called a
the machine will have a good chance that
via a fully capable machine
to be guided by one hour for their expertise and
for honesty say that behind the wheel
there is a human being who intervenes only
in case of in case of necessity, however,
He is giving most of the time with
arms folded if all goes well
let’s not do anything because the water
the car drives itself now we
above all, we journalists have a
great responsibility in this because
we speak of the machine so much that
little is driving alone and talk about
truck followed by only one
technology
of course it is the same and the consequences
a market and labor are much more
relevant and then I will let you see
Now 10 numbers a kind
internally electric furnishings is
met someone very
optimistic about the future of work in the bar
We say good arguments as to
oppose it and 10 topics are those who are
these guys are ten name have we
gestures that publish species obsession
on 10 numbers and am no exception
then the first issue in 2000
Truth is a time and a date when
something strange happens you see these
two curves are above and the curve of
productivity and under the curve
These employment curve ranging from
war on
enough of the concert say enough
slightly they differ, but there is a point
where they begin to flex to move apart
these two researchers of the minds
they did this study are called
eric brin Jolson andrew mcafee speak
large decoupling and this
large decoupling begins to be
see more powerfully around
Year 2000 because why 2000
the year in which the economy internettiana
She begins to turn really said
filled to full capacity and brokering but
mainly because the machines
a whole series of innovations are called
machine learning management of big data
date start to go too strong
for men that I fail
more to keep up and growth of
job stops
second number number 47 is another
study that has become a classic is
a percentage of this time for 47
one hundred
and do with this thing here two
researchers this time from oxford you
call carlo frey and Michael Osbourne and
calculated the probability the
risk that twenty years from now and
anything in 2013 so the final date
2033
and how many occupations of existing ones
Now in the US market they are
risk of automation do not say that
They will be replaced, but there will be
technology to replace 47
percent are other risks you to see
here I do not know where to put myself in the submerged and
saved half of this room is in short
high-risk automation perhaps you
I would think
the third number, the third number is
this guy and 5 for a large number
But despite that this is
It is the forecast of world economic
davos forum of last year of a
a panel of economists who have that
intercepted to understand what
will the balance between new jobs created and
destroyed places to technology
by 2020 this is their
result there is also another result
mackenzie of which is a likely
the agency’s largest consulting
the world’s most famous in the world in
2025 25 years after the football this jump
in 7 million less say including
precisely those created and those which are destroyed
there’s another number I could go
on and on, but time is running 15
millions
andrew haldane chief economist of
Bank of England still thinks
even worse than what I’m interested
that we have very clear that before
these numbers is fairly large
always a sign
less is the fourth number the fourth
number is 15
this time we are talking about this
perhaps here you have seen somewhere
Partly this is a warehouse and amazon
below are the mules are called
those who are robots that work
great pity that thanks to
these monetti amazon to generate 10
It employs millions of dollars in revenue
15 people, while a shop
Traditional employed and also including
large retailers
It took occupied 47 which as you know
more than three times as much, and this is just
the beginning because those machines there
are more and more good and will suffer
even more
we are the fifth issue the fifth issue
13
and do with this thing here that
all of you or most of you know
is an application called instagram
to share images when
It was bought by Facebook for a
billion dollars in 2012 was 13
employees 13 employees
to make a comparison that absolved kodak
the same social function or
share pictures with people who
are dear to us had its high point
140,000 employees with irony
fate has failed the year before
instagram was bought by Facebook and
we are the sixth issue number and ghent
160,000 and this time have to do with
this gentleman what you might not
know but recognize undoubtedly creates
priest who can say without say
risk of hyperbole a brilliant room
andrew is called angie former professor
stanford then sunk with a colleague
a platform called Corsera
where you can take courses on
line from time to speed too much
prestigious virtually free
with a few or a few tens of dollars
well at some point its course
its course and state intelligence
artificial was followed by 160 thousand
students around the world who from Reggio
Emilia those from seattle to those from China and
etc
where’s the problem anywhere if
only as a scenario we can make a
thought experiment
now they could not have been 160 thousand
be a million just 6 enlarge
band say that the need was
or may be 16 million
andrew g and students who decide
really really cool
why one should go from the second
cool most of the world from the third since
we have access to all is g
well if not that this is a scenario
Economists know that how well you
that is called if the winner takes
all
the question is what they will do all
other teachers who are not so
figs andrew mg as the point photocopies
application
seventh seventh issue this number
time and 500 and brings us closer to us
indeed much closer to my home
rome this station is the 500 terms
number of tickets that these
machines make a day on average 500
tickets compared to 200 tickets that makes
a human teller and has other
Typical disadvantages peculiar beings
humans do make a break more
lunch break they need the ticket
restaurant and why short
and so on and cost a fraction of
stromae unfortunately they cost a lot more
the machines do you think the future
short we say you will see more tellers
Human or more vending machines
I accept bets then the number 860
60,000 thousand undermines holy is exactly the
the population of the city where I was born
I imagine a viareggio here
scenario in which from one day
another viareggio
we say at home as the population
work disappears and what is
happened to these gentlemen here that these
working for a company that all of you
with which all of you have a little to do
because we say and what builds
my iphone your iphone your
samsung your televisions lg any
thing I could think of electronics
consumption of practically the foxton
manufactures and fox with one fell swoop
made off 60 thousand employees
because it took in their place
many robots
moreover the managing directors
a few years ago he had announced
I will assume and said so to speak
let’s say a million robots, and so is
doing floor plan also plan
This so to speak
we are the ninth number is the ninth issue
is this 2000 like the one before it
This is not a date that another
number
It is a digit and two thousand images is
sad but life it is also made of
these things as this is a
anesthesiologist machine at the bottom of which sees
on the left a machine that makes
johnson and johnson
in short, this machine instead of
cost $ 2,000 as cost
say with the specialist in home
with the machine do enough anesthesia
put a feeding tube and costs $ 200
200 US dollars
tenth issue and this is because
typically at this point there is someone
but that tells me you’re too pessimistic
you do not how many new jobs calculations
Fantastic you do not there will be created
You can not even imagine very well
is there anyone that this effort
imagination echoed the car frey
oxford I mentioned before
How long the percentage of Americans
American workers now works the
companies born after 2000 no present
Even those that we talked about
Zero had 5 percent
you got it 0.5 percent of those
companies of which we speak so much damage
to work at 0.5 percent
way out to the webcast tax policy
He talked about these days it Padova
he’s talking
let’s talk seriously because Apple pays
0.005 percent of taxes in Ireland and
because google pays 300 million keys
in Italy but it was 900 million
so I do not understand what there is to
to celebrate
amazon is under the guard of failure
Finance for the same reasons you can
talk if all this does not work
Also income rises again but seriously
not in the way we say instrumental
this culture is the fellowship hall at
bologna
empathy care capacity
solve unexpected problems
excited doing all emotional
Things here are very human yet
good beauty and creativity
Obviously those things for which it is
worth living
I would say
a game of the old Groucho Marx
May the second movement of the symphony
jupiter him a monster engraving
power of the blues is Swedish course
the sentimental education of flaubert
Marlon Brando Frank Sinatra ones
amazing apple pears painted by
Cézanne is much to sam waiting
of close
this is the face of all these trani
things here are still happily
irreplaceable good future for all
Thanks for the attention
[Applause]
[Music]
[Music]
the guys to be here I’m very
I was glad to get read me
a few years and then I’ll talk about
this thing here precisely this
replacement in place and if web and robot
show with work
maybe it will buy to bet on things
that make us human
let’s start from the end and the end is
This gentlemen here a gentleman say
you have come to know with this
24 carat smile and the case of the case
say the reason why he is where
Now is a reason it is known is this
here we believe that this curve of places
in the manufacture in the united states is
a bad curve towards the gravely
low but this is a part note
let’s say we know he’s promised to
make America great again
bringing back those jobs the part not
He knew how to love this one most
Pine interesting going to do with
speech that we are doing
or to the left you see the map
election trump the states in which he
won more hands down that coincides
an astonishing way with the conspicuous
california with the exception of the other
Map to the right are bluish
the states in which the profession more
prevalent is the truck driver
what enters these two things has to do
because the truck drivers was
which was one of the few professions
the middle class that did not require a
high level of education, however, it was
He considered safe because they had not been
affected by the relocation ie
to drive a truck
there in Mexico wanted to be human
not in China but in Ohio them in
wisconsin, etc.
But that was before because now
It will no longer be true because we are
just talking about 3.5 million
people with the armature become 5.2
million people
these numbers at this point would be
taken went up in flames but this is
another disqualification of software
when the transcoding software
work of his hand this is
the effect but in fact the sense is that
these jobs and these jobs disappear
disappear more quickly than
we thought because this is an estimate of
morgan stanley
that it usually takes with estimates
youth Index 2022 2023 see here
when the safety naveen thistles between a
What one thing widespread
shame that on this occasion this
future, this future has already arrived is
arrived on September 15 this year
a few months ago I am in pittsburgh
came the first of the first flotilla
Auto Huber unmanned ie you
take your app called a
the machine will have a good chance that
via a fully capable machine
to be guided by one hour for their expertise and
for honesty say that behind the wheel
there is a human being who intervenes only
in case of in case of necessity, however,
He is giving most of the time with
arms folded if all goes well
let’s not do anything because the water
the car drives itself now we
above all, we journalists have a
great responsibility in this because
we speak of the machine so much that
little is driving alone and talk about
truck followed by only one
technology
of course it is the same and the consequences
a market and labor are much more
relevant and then I will let you see
Now 10 numbers a kind
internally electric furnishings is
met someone very
optimistic about the future of work in the bar
We say good arguments as to
oppose it and 10 topics are those who are
these guys are ten name have we
gestures that publish species obsession
on 10 numbers and am no exception
then the first issue in 2000
Truth is a time and a date when
something strange happens you see these
two curves are above and the curve of
productivity and under the curve
These employment curve ranging from
war on
enough of the concert say enough
slightly they differ, but there is a point
where they begin to flex to move apart
these two researchers of the minds
they did this study are called
eric brin Jolson andrew mcafee speak
large decoupling and this
large decoupling begins to be
see more powerfully around
Year 2000 because why 2000
the year in which the economy internettiana
She begins to turn really said
filled to full capacity and brokering but
mainly because the machines
a whole series of innovations are called
machine learning management of big data
date start to go too strong
for men that I fail
more to keep up and growth of
job stops
second number number 47 is another
study that has become a classic is
a percentage of this time for 47
one hundred
and do with this thing here two
researchers this time from oxford you
call carlo frey and Michael Osbourne and
calculated the probability the
risk that twenty years from now and
anything in 2013 so the final date
2033
and how many occupations of existing ones
Now in the US market they are
risk of automation do not say that
They will be replaced, but there will be
technology to replace 47
percent are other risks you to see
here I do not know where to put myself in the submerged and
saved half of this room is in short
high-risk automation perhaps you
I would think
the third number, the third number is
this guy and 5 for a large number
But despite that this is
It is the forecast of world economic
davos forum of last year of a
a panel of economists who have that
intercepted to understand what
will the balance between new jobs created and
destroyed places to technology
by 2020 this is their
result there is also another result
mackenzie of which is a likely
the agency’s largest consulting
the world’s most famous in the world in
2025 25 years after the football this jump
in 7 million less say including
precisely those created and those which are destroyed
there’s another number I could go
on and on, but time is running 15
millions
andrew haldane chief economist of
Bank of England still thinks
even worse than what I’m interested
that we have very clear that before
these numbers is fairly large
always a sign
less is the fourth number the fourth
number is 15
this time we are talking about this
perhaps here you have seen somewhere
Partly this is a warehouse and amazon
below are the mules are called
those who are robots that work
great pity that thanks to
these monetti amazon to generate 10
It employs millions of dollars in revenue
15 people, while a shop
Traditional employed and also including
large retailers
It took occupied 47 which as you know
more than three times as much, and this is just
the beginning because those machines there
are more and more good and will suffer
even more
we are the fifth issue the fifth issue
13
and do with this thing here that
all of you or most of you know
is an application called instagram
to share images when
It was bought by Facebook for a
billion dollars in 2012 was 13
employees 13 employees
to make a comparison that absolved kodak
the same social function or
share pictures with people who
are dear to us had its high point
140,000 employees with irony
fate has failed the year before
instagram was bought by Facebook and
we are the sixth issue number and ghent
160,000 and this time have to do with
this gentleman what you might not
know but recognize undoubtedly creates
priest who can say without say
risk of hyperbole a brilliant room
andrew is called angie former professor
stanford then sunk with a colleague
a platform called Corsera
where you can take courses on
line from time to speed too much
prestigious virtually free
with a few or a few tens of dollars
well at some point its course
its course and state intelligence
artificial was followed by 160 thousand
students around the world who from Reggio
Emilia those from seattle to those from China and
etc
where’s the problem anywhere if
only as a scenario we can make a
thought experiment
now they could not have been 160 thousand
be a million just 6 enlarge
band say that the need was
or may be 16 million
andrew g and students who decide
really really cool
why one should go from the second
cool most of the world from the third since
we have access to all is g
well if not that this is a scenario
Economists know that how well you
that is called if the winner takes
all
the question is what they will do all
other teachers who are not so
figs andrew mg as the point photocopies
application
seventh seventh issue this number
time and 500 and brings us closer to us
indeed much closer to my home
rome this station is the 500 terms
number of tickets that these
machines make a day on average 500
tickets compared to 200 tickets that makes
a human teller and has other
Typical disadvantages peculiar beings
humans do make a break more
lunch break they need the ticket
restaurant and why short
and so on and cost a fraction of
stromae unfortunately they cost a lot more
the machines do you think the future
short we say you will see more tellers
Human or more vending machines
I accept bets then the number 860
60,000 thousand undermines holy is exactly the
the population of the city where I was born
I imagine a viareggio here
scenario in which from one day
another viareggio
we say at home as the population
work disappears and what is
happened to these gentlemen here that these
working for a company that all of you
with which all of you have a little to do
because we say and what builds
my iphone your iphone your
samsung your televisions lg any
thing I could think of electronics
consumption of practically the foxton
manufactures and fox with one fell swoop
made off 60 thousand employees
because it took in their place
many robots
moreover the managing directors
a few years ago he had announced
I will assume and said so to speak
let’s say a million robots, and so is
doing floor plan also plan
This so to speak
we are the ninth number is the ninth issue
is this 2000 like the one before it
This is not a date that another
number
It is a digit and two thousand images is
sad but life it is also made of
these things as this is a
anesthesiologist machine at the bottom of which sees
on the left a machine that makes
johnson and johnson
in short, this machine instead of
cost $ 2,000 as cost
say with the specialist in home
with the machine do enough anesthesia
put a feeding tube and costs $ 200
200 US dollars
tenth issue and this is because
typically at this point there is someone
but that tells me you’re too pessimistic
you do not how many new jobs calculations
Fantastic you do not there will be created
You can not even imagine very well
is there anyone that this effort
imagination echoed the car frey
oxford I mentioned before
How long the percentage of Americans
American workers now works the
companies born after 2000 no present
Even those that we talked about
Zero had 5 percent
you got it 0.5 percent of those
companies of which we speak so much damage
to work at 0.5 percent
way out to the webcast tax policy
He talked about these days it Padova
he’s talking
let’s talk seriously because Apple pays
0.005 percent of taxes in Ireland and
because google pays 300 million keys
in Italy but it was 900 million
so I do not understand what there is to
to celebrate
amazon is under the guard of failure
Finance for the same reasons you can
talk if all this does not work
Also income rises again but seriously
not in the way we say instrumental
this culture is the fellowship hall at
bologna
empathy care capacity
solve unexpected problems
excited doing all emotional
Things here are very human yet
good beauty and creativity
Obviously those things for which it is
worth living
I would say
a game of the old Groucho Marx
May the second movement of the symphony
jupiter him a monster engraving
power of the blues is Swedish course
the sentimental education of flaubert
Marlon Brando Frank Sinatra ones
amazing apple pears painted by
Cézanne is much to sam waiting
of close
this is the face of all these trani
things here are still happily
irreplaceable good future for all
Thanks for the attention
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