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I downloaded a new application this weekend called TED. Have you heard of this? It is the official app of the nonprofit TED: Ideas worth spreading. TED, which stands for Technology, Entertainment, Design, is featured on Google Play as the application that "... presents talks from some of the most fascinating people in the world: education radicals, tech geniuses, medical mavericks , business gurus and music legends. Find over 1500 TED Talk videos and audios (with more added each week) on the official TED app ... "It is a great app if you have a little time and enjoy the fascinating hearing people talk! (You can also visit their website to hear the talks as well).
I watched several latest videos and enjoyed each one. Rodney Brooks better, in my opinion, could have (MIT professor who founded iRobot), "Why we will rely on robots." It was fascinating. He shared that if people sometimes agonize about robots taking their jobs in the coming years, the focus should be on developing technology to help the aging population of the world. He reintroduced the law of Amara, which states:.! "We tend to overestimate the effect of a technology in the short term and underestimate the long-term effect," I'm excited I thought, "This is the best app ever!"
I'm curious to see if there were assurances linked to talks - business gurus or technology geniuses with an overview of how the insurance industry will be revolutionized. My research had two results and I watched them. One was Richard Resnick introduction of genomics revolution; the other was Robin Chase who wanted to rent my car. Although car sharing has some impact on the industry of auto insurance and the genomic revolution amazing sounds or speak was what I was looking for.
Nobody fascinating talks about the insurance industry? No ideas worth spreading about insurance? So I thought I'd share my own. Here are some technologies that I find fascinating that can revolutionize the insurance industry :.
- Telematics - how you use your vehicle a direct impact on the premium you have to pay
- autonomous vehicles - If you are not driving, which is responsible for the vehicle? No more collision insurance premiums
- building products - ?. Products to better withstand wind, water and hail
Are these examples of overestimating the effect of a technology in the short term and underestimate the long-term effect?
How do you think that future technology will impact the insurance industry?
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