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The document outlines the differences between the sharing economy, which includes platforms like Airbnb and Turo, and the gig economy, featuring services like Uber and TaskRabbit. It also discusses emerging technologies such as digital twins, autonomous AI, and the importance of human-centric security and privacy. Additionally, it highlights the role of AI in enhancing developer productivity and customer engagement through advanced technologies like 6G and spatial computing.

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The document outlines the differences between the sharing economy, which includes platforms like Airbnb and Turo, and the gig economy, featuring services like Uber and TaskRabbit. It also discusses emerging technologies such as digital twins, autonomous AI, and the importance of human-centric security and privacy. Additionally, it highlights the role of AI in enhancing developer productivity and customer engagement through advanced technologies like 6G and spatial computing.

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Sharing or Gig economy ?

Sharing economy : sharing resources


• Airbnb - Individuals rent out their homes, apartments, or spare rooms to
travelers.
• Turo - Car owners can rent their vehicles to others when they’re not using
them.
• Spinlister - Bike owners can rent out their bicycles to people nearby.
• Fat Llama - A platform where people can rent out everything from cameras to
camping equipment.
• Neighbor - Individuals rent out extra storage space in their garages or
basements for others to store belongings.
Gig economy : Providing Services
• Uber and Lyft - Drivers provide on-demand ride services as
independent contractors.
• TaskRabbit - Freelancers take on tasks such as assembling furniture,
home repairs, or errands for users.
• Upwork and Fiverr - Freelance marketplaces where people offer
services like writing, graphic design, coding, and consulting.
• Instacart - Shoppers and drivers pick up and deliver groceries on behalf
of customers.
• DoorDash and Grubhub - Delivery drivers bring food from restaurants
to customers’ homes.
Digital Twins
A digital twin is a digital replica of a physical object, person, system, or
process, contextualized in a digital version of its environment. Digital twins
can help many kinds of organizations simulate real situations and their
outcomes, ultimately allowing them to make better decisions.

Healthcare
Manufacturing
Construction
Automotive
Energy
Sports
AI-specific capability/ AI Explanation
Distributed Ledger
Industry Case Study - Spotify
Spotify Harnesses AI to win in the music streaming world
Overview Challenges Solution
Spotify is a Swedish • Doesn’t have a • Hyper-personalized
audio streaming and monopoly on music playlist based on user
media services provider streaming. history, genres and even
founded on 23 April • Global presence mood.
2006 and is one of the • Huge multi-lingual • Spot-on
largest music streaming database of content. Recommendations and
service providers, with predictive trends
• ROI • Spotify isn’t actually a
over 590 million
monthly active users, single product; it’s 433
including 226 million million different
products—one for each
paying subscribers. and every user.
Extended Reality
Gartner hype cycle
• Graphical presentation developed, used and branded by the
American research, advisory and information technology
firm Gartner to represent the maturity, adoption, and social
application of specific technologies.
• Provide a graphical and conceptual presentation of the
maturity of emerging technologies through five phases.
1. Technology trigger : potential technology
breakthrough kicks things off. Early proof-of-concept
2. Peak of inflated expectations: Early publicity
produces a number of success stories. Some
companies take action; most do not.
3. Trough of disillusionment: Interest wanes as
experiments and implementations fail to deliver.
4. Slope of enlightenment: More instances of the
technology's benefits start to crystallize and become
more widely understood.
5. Plateau of productivity: Mainstream adoption starts
to take off.
Four Themes of Emerging Technology Trends
1. Autonomous AI: AI’s fast evolution is producing autonomous AI
systems that can operate with minimal human oversight, improve
themselves and become effective at decision-making in complex
environments.
2. Boost Developer Productivity: Developer productivity is about
more than writing code quickly. Emerging technologies enabling
developer productivity include AI-augmented software engineering,
cloud-native, GitOps, internal developer portals, prompt
engineering and WebAssembly.
Four Themes of Emerging Technology Trends
3. Empower With Total Experience: Total experience is a strategy that
creates superior shared experiences by intertwining customer
experience, employee experience, multiexperience and user
experience practices
4. Deliver Human-Centric Security and Privacy: Organizations will
become more resilient by using security and privacy techniques that
create a culture of mutual trust and awareness of shared risks
between teams.
Navigate the age of intelligent systems with
autonomous AI
• AI supercomputing: AI supercomputing provides the massive computational
resources required to train advanced AI models — including large action
models — which are critical for achieving breakthroughs in AI capabilities.

• Autonomous agents: Autonomous agents are combined systems that


achieve defined goals without human intervention. They use a variety of AI
techniques to identify patterns in their environment, make decisions, execute
a sequence of actions and generate outputs.

• Humanoid working robots: Humanoid robots imitate the human body and are
powered by an AI-enabled brain.The next generation of humanoid working
robots will combine sensory awareness with mobile manipulation and
dynamic locomotion to perform productive work that was previously
relegated to biological humans.
Improve developer productivity and maintain
the “flow state”
• AI-augmented software engineering: This technology leverages AI tools to
streamline development workflows by automating coding, testing and
deployment tasks.

• Cloud-native: Cloud-native technologies enable organizations to build and


run scalable applications built in and for cloud environments, often
incorporating dynamic orchestration within a containerized microservices-
based approach.

• Prompt engineering: Prompt engineering is the discipline of providing inputs,


in the form of text or images, to generative AI (GenAI) models to specify and
confine the set of responses the model can produce. Prompt engineering is
the linchpin to business alignment for desired outcomes
Enhance customer and employee
engagement with total experience technology
• 6G: 6G is the next generation of wireless technology, evolving beyond
5G to promise ultra-high speeds, low latency, and enhanced
connectivity for advanced applications like immersive AR/VR and real-
time AI interactions.

• Digital twin of a customer (DToC): A DToC is a dynamic virtual model


designed to simulate customer behaviors and preferences. These
simulations offer businesses greater insights for personalizing
interactions, optimizing services and anticipating needs.

• Spatial computing: Spatial computing integrates physical and digital


environments, allowing users to interact with digital content in a 3D
space.
Build trust in the digital world through human-
centric security and privacy
• AI trust, risk and security management (AI TRiSM): AI TRiSM is a framework
designed to ensure the responsible and secure use of AI by managing risks,
supporting compliance and increasing trust in AI systems.

• Cybersecurity mesh architecture: This architecture enables flexible,


integrated security solutions through a composable and distributed security
approach, providing centralized oversight while securing diverse and
decentralized environments.

• Disinformation security: Disinformation security is a suite of technologies


that can address disinformation to help enterprises discern trust, protect
their brand and secure their online presence. Technologies found within this
category cover deepfake detection, impersonation prevention and reputation
protection.
Priority Matrix maps
the benefit rating
for each technology
against the time it
requires to achieve
mainstream
adoption

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