E83: Emerging tech trends; 2013 to 2023, 2023 to 2023 … AI, biotech, brain-computer interface, data, [humanoid] robots | Pre-IPO Stock Podcast – Dec 18, 2023 | Clint Sorenson, Nick Fusco, Aaron Dillon

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00:29 | 2013 to 2023 emerging tech trends; apps, social media, EVs, blockchain, cloud, data, clean energy
- Mobile apps following the iPhone's release in 2008
- Shift from desktop to mobile platforms
- Explosive growth in social media
- Evolution of electric cars from a novelty to a mainstream choice
- Integration of the Internet of Things (IoT) in daily life (e.g., smart appliances)
- Emergence and growth of blockchain and cryptocurrencies
- Increased focus on data analytics and knowledge graphs
- Advancements in cloud computing with services; Amazon AWS, Google Cloud
- Growth in clean energy technology and carbon credits markets

06:40 | 2023 to 2023 emerging tech trends; AI, biotech, brain-computer interface, data
- Exponential growth and human impact of wearable technology; health monitoring (e.g. Apple Watch detecting heart attacks)
- Advancements in biotech and brain-computer interface technologies like Neuralink, enhancing human capabilities and treating health issues
- Nanorobots in healthcare for targeted treatments
- AI's role in revolutionizing all industries, AI offers personalization of services … pharmaceuticals, healthcare, education, professional services
- Data as the key driver in AI's effectiveness, with better data leading to better outcomes
- Future of individual data ownership and compensation, “you are no longer the product”
- AI enabling more effective, individualized learning experiences … every kid has their own personal teacher
- Societal and economic impacts of AI … inability for humans to adapt fast enough … potential need for universal basic income


20:16 | 2023 to 2023 emerging tech trends; more AI, robots, universal basic income
- Tesla's new Optimus Generation 2 robot
- Robots, possibly humanoid, will be common in households for tasks like cleaning
- Integration of robots into society and their potential to disrupt the labor market, leading to discussions on Universal Basic Income (UBI)
- Robots in manufacturing, construction, home services
- Data gathering through wearable tech for AI and robot development; e.g. Telsa logging driving video for autonomous driving technology
- New, trillion-dollar companies emerging from current technological advancements to advance to the top 25 of the S&P 500
- Potential of AI to solve major problems like cancer, heart disease, and addiction
- Positive outlook on the future, with technology leading to increased human consciousness and better quality of life
- Anticipation of rapid changes leading to political and societal disruptions