Data Drives Business
summary
Cities' taxi GPS traces and network science produce a sharability network that shows Manhattan can run with 40% fewer vehicles while meeting schedules, Uber Pool adopts that logic and now accounts for 50% of trips in San Francisco, and combining ride‑sharing with autonomy could let large cities operate on 20% of cars. Telecoms build an advanced data analytics unit selling anonymized mobility feeds and hosting a self‑driving test track, AI trading runs on 4,000 sites with 2 million CPUs and 5,000 GPUs evolving full strategies, and sewage microbiome sequencing detects epidemics and health biomarkers ahead of clinical reports.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Big data in urban mobility
- 5:37Telecommunications and IoT
- 8:14AI in finance and trade
- 10:42Sewage data and public health
- 13:19Data ethics and privacy
- 18:25AI, serendipity, and intent
- 22:15Antitrust and big data
- 26:08Audience Q&A
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