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Azeem Azhar's Exponential View

The Wealth of Humans

Azeem Azhar's Exponential View

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🗓️ 15 November 2016

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

Ryan Avent, economics columnist at The Economist, and Azeem Azhar explore issues around digital technologies and how they will continue to exponentially change the relationship between capital and labor.

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0:00.0

There's no shortage of tech podcasts, but few give you a true dose of the future.

0:06.0

The A16Z podcast is an exception.

0:09.0

It takes you straight to the innovators behind new materials, data centers, self-driving cars, even electric boats,

0:15.5

eavesdrop on the future with the A16Z podcast. Hello and welcome to the Exponential View podcast. I'm Azimazar the curator of

0:27.0

Exponential View. In this podcast, our very first, we're going to take you to a fireside

0:31.8

chat on the future of work with author Ryan Avant.

0:35.0

Ryan has just written a book called The Wealth of Humans, which asks a critical question.

0:40.0

Can our modern societies and economies whether the changes brought by exponential technologies and growing globalization?

0:47.0

The event took place with an audience of exponential view readers in London in October 2016. You can find out more about exponential

0:55.2

view and sign up to our newsletter by visiting exponential view. co.

1:01.0

Ryan it's a fantastic book and I just want to demonstrate its fantasticness which is the

1:07.1

amount of these little yellow flags I've got in here and it looks like I got bored halfway

1:11.9

through but I didn't ran out of yellow flags so I had to start

1:15.4

creasing pages so it is a great book the wealth of humans and and I think the

1:20.3

within that you've got these three themes which are automation the arrival of

1:26.0

snazia machines you've got globalization the arrival of global supply chains and global

1:30.8

markets and you have this third force which is the massive

1:34.8

boost of productivity to the most well-trained individuals resulting in them getting

1:40.0

lots of the rewards and sometimes when you read the picture of the world that you

1:44.3

describe it feels a bit whack-a-mole it's everything is intertwined so globalization

1:49.0

makes us wealthier but it makes us less equal.

1:52.6

And even though we're wealthier

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