Keynote – Ryann Richardson
summary
Describes the Model T moment of 1908 as the template for industrial revolutions: assembly line production, a 1924 price of $260 (about $3,500 equivalent), and nearly half of US cars being Model Ts within a decade, which remade suburbs, highways, retail and jobs. Frames today’s era (internet 2.0 since ~2005) as a comparable revolution—by June 2020 Apple, Microsoft and Amazon together outvalue the entire US oil and gas industry—and urges building profitable startups that target healthcare, education, wealth gaps, and policing, backed by diverse stakeholders at the table and incubators like ExecThread and Ellington Lafayette Co., essentially to build your own Model T.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 0:10Brian Richardson
- 4:29Roll Call
- 5:53Products of Innovation
- 21:00Questions
- 23:25What Are some Good Ways To Come Up with Ideas That Can Be both Profitable and Contribute Positive Things to Society
- 25:27How Can We Make Sure that the Efficiency Gains We Get from Software Are Spread Equally to Everyone
- 28:43How Can You Create a Culture amongst Your Friends and Co-Workers That Prioritizes Harm Prevention and Reduction while Building Tech
- 43:07Closing Announcements
- 44:22Virtual 5k
