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I want to welcome everyone back to part six of this reading of Peter Teal 0 to 1.

We are almost to the end here.

We are on chapter 12 of 14 and then we have a conclusion.

12 is man and machine and I'm going to just jump right in.

So, Chapter 12, Peter Teal, 0 to 1, Man and Machine.

As mature industry stagnate, information technology has advanced so rapidly that it has now become synonymous with technology itself.

Today, more than 1.5 billion people enjoy instant access to the world's knowledge using pocket-sized devices.

Every one of today's smartphones has thousands of time more processing power than the computers that guided astronauts to the moon.

And if Moore's law continues to pace, tomorrow's computers will be even more powerful.

Computers already have enough power to outperform people and activities we used to think of as distinctly human.

In 1997, IBM's Deep Blue defeated World Chess Champion Gary Kasberoff.

Jeopardy's best ever contestant Ken Jennings

succumbed to IBM's Watson in 2011. And Google self-driving cars are already

on California roads today.

Huh.

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