It's NDC - But Not As We Know It
summary
Loose hour of panel debate that actually names specifics: how the WannaCry kill-switch came from a 20‑year‑old who registered a leaked NSA domain and halted an NHS‑crippling ransomware outbreak; why Uber’s VC‑fuelled price war and its CEO scandals matter; Microsoft’s edge AI camera demos for hospitals and factories and the obvious privacy risks; prosthetic camera eyes and 3D‑printed limbs becoming real; Spotify’s market cap topping the US recorded‑music industry ($8.9B vs $6.97B); EU court finding Pirate Bay liable. Raises practical security and policy tradeoffs.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00NDC experiment welcome
- 1:26Introducing panel and guests
- 3:37PubCon Afterparty
- 4:59WannaCry and NHS cybersecurity
- 7:07Legacy software in airlines
- 8:50Tabloid press and hackers
- 11:41Uber culture and Silicon Valley
- 15:52Social media and workplace misconduct
- 16:57Microsoft AI health surveillance
- 21:36Theresa May election loss
- 22:40Banning encryption hypocrisy
- 26:13Terrorism and encryption bans
- 29:01Wonder Woman cultural impact
- 35:50Elon Musk tech satire
- 42:46PubCon 3D printing trends
- 44:53Biological augmentation ethics
- 51:19Pirate Bay legal defeat
- 58:00Spotify artist compensation
- 1:02:55KIF in military operations
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