Closing Keynote
summary
October 29, 1969 records the first ARPANET login when UCLA’s Sigma 7 reaches SRI’s GENIE through BBN’s IMPs, the experiment crashes on “logg” then succeeds, the network doubling to four nodes by year’s end and exceeding 100 by the 1980s. Growth hits ~75M users in 1995 and ~500M in 2001, now ~3.4B. Modern specifics: PlayStation outage costs ~$170M, Mars Climate Orbiter loss ~$300M, and device hacks from Jeep remote exploit to toy and medical vulnerabilities show scale and risk.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Intro
- 5:56Jeannie
- 17:26Samantha
- 24:27What is the Internet
- 30:04Radiation Machine
- 30:43Patriot Missile
- 31:14Smart Thermostat
- 32:47Internetconnected toys
- 34:03Health technology
- 35:16Jeep Act
- 38:16Data Management
- 39:26Triaxial accelerometer
- 40:18Optical heart rate monitor
- 40:34BioBed
- 40:49Questions
- 42:12Technological Singularity
- 42:52Quantum Computers
- 43:12Cryptography
- 43:52Open Source
- 48:40Heroes of our Revolution
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