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3 Exponentials to Watch | Future of Everything With Jason Silva (Part 3)

Singularity University
Aug 02, 2017
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In the third of Singularity University's Future of Everything YouTube series with Jason Silva, Silva discusses "The Big Three" exponential technologies, which he defines as GNR: genetics, nanotechnology, and robotics.

"If I were to be talking to entrepreneurs, if I was talking to heads of companies, I would tell them, pay attention to exponentials," Silva says. "Pay attention to disruptive technologies… These are the forces that are upending the world. These are the trillion-dollar industries that are going to emerge out of no place."

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