Overview
Explore the potential dangers of the Internet of Things in this thought-provoking 44-minute talk by Bryan Lunduke, technology journalist for Network World and SUSE developer. Delve into a humorous yet critical examination of how IoT could impact modern life, comparing it to historical disasters like Pompeii and the extinction of dinosaurs. Learn about IoT forecasts, global networks, artificial intelligence, and the risks of sentient devices. Discover the challenges of power constraints, botnet vulnerabilities, and the "TiVoization" of Linux. Gain insights into the potential for simple AI to inadvertently harm humanity and the constant loss of data as companies go out of business. Engage with Lunduke's unique perspective on the future of technology and its implications for society.
Syllabus
Intro
Disclaimer
Baseline
IoT Forecast
Population of the World
Duck vs Horse
Rhinoceros
Bedazzled
Canonical
Brain
Raspberry Pi
Global IoT Network
The Reality
Artificial Intelligence
Science Fiction
Global Consciousness
Power constraints
Will computers kill us
botnets
the solution
sentient devices
software to destroy humans
simple AI
Constant Loss
Companies go out of business
The TiVoization
Linux
Taught by
Linux Foundation