Jon Gosier: The problem with "trickle-down techonomics"
Jon Gosier: A "leszivárgó technomika" kérdésköre
Jon Gosier is a serial tech entrepreneur and early-stage startup investor. In 2015, Time magazine listed him as one of the "12 New Faces of Black Leadership." Full bio
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of civic technology projects
projekten dolgoztam
referred to as tech for good,
humanitarian problems.
that allowed local populations
mely a helyieknek lehetővé teszi,
on their mobile phones
later in North Africa
később Észak-Afrikában,
to help activists stay connected
tarthassanak egymással,
deliberately shutting off connectivity
program keretében
about these technologies
az ilyen technológiákon
in the back of my mind, which is,
amely nem hagyott nyugodni:
the virtues of technology,
a technológia előnyét illetően,
that we're intending to help?
melyeknek mi segíteni szeretnénk?
tends to operate under similar assumptions
mindenki hasznát szolgálják,
will get out and find everyone.
mindenkit megtalálnak.
of technology "trickle-down techonomics,"
vetélkedést "leszivárgó technomikának".
we design things for the select few,
kiválasztott keveseknek tervezünk,
will reach everyone,
mindenkihez eljutnak.
behaves a lot like wealth and capital.
viselkednek, mint a gazdagság és a tőke.
in the hands of the few,
into the hands of the many.
oppressive regimes on the weekends,
elnyomó rezsimekkel bíbelődniük,
that might be a little bit more relatable.
and smartphones and apps,
és az alkalmazások világában,
to track people's personal health
amely azt célozza,
the number of calories that you burn
figyelje az egészségünket,
or walking enough.
vagy sétálunk-e eleget.
in medical facilities much more efficient,
teszik a betegfelvételt
these types of efficiencies.
find their way into medical rooms,
utat találnak az egészségügybe,
the $400 phone or watch
vagy olyan órára,
on the medical system?
az egészségügynek?
Bitcoin and crypto-currencies
és a kriptovaluták
we move money around the world,
közötti pénzmozgásokat,
is incredibly high, right?
a belépési küszöb. Nem igaz?
phones, devices, connectivity,
kapcsolathoz kell hozzájutnunk,
where you can find a proxy agent,
találunk is képviselőt,
of capital to participate.
szokott egy jelentős tőkéhez.
is, what happens to the last community
bankjegyeket használó közösséggel,
of the world moves to digital currency?
már a digitális devizára tér át?
in Philadelphia:
Philadelphiából.
to the public library there,
to stay open and stay relevant,
hogy nyitva maradhassanak.
they're going about this
and moving them to the cloud.
föltöltik a felhőbe.
to school or from school,
to a mobile phone,
erre nincs lehetősége.
education experience look like
cloud-based library,
bevezetésének idején,
such a basic part of education?
nélkülözhetetlen elemének tartották?
across the world in East Africa:
Kelet-Afrikából vettem:
to digitize land ownership rights,
nyilvántartás digitalizálását.
older generations dying off,
és az idősebb nemzedék kihal,
civódásokhoz vezetett,
to put all this information online,
online hozzáférhető legyen,
of these plots of land,
a földek tulajdoni adatait,
and give them to the communities.
a felhőbe kellett kerülniük.
consequence of this
investors, real estate developers,
és ingatlanfejlesztők lecsaptak,
buying up these plots of land
to the technologies
that makes that possible.
that connects these examples,
and the technologies that we make.
nem várt következménye.
előnyben a hatásfokkal szemben.
efficiency over efficacy.
than the outcomes of what we are doing.
mint a munkánk következményével.
the outcomes of the technologies we build,
a technikánk következményéért,
control the world in which we live.
egyre inkább szabályozza.
in the world of investment and banking.
erőltették az erkölcsi megfontolásokat.
for a similar movement
thinking about the next big thing,
akik mérnökként, vállalkozóként,
as engineers, as makers,
a következő nagy ügyön törik a fejüket,
the unintended consequences
a módját, hogy mindenkit bevonjunk.
is in finding ways to include everyone.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Jon Gosier - Investor, data scientist, entrepreneurJon Gosier is a serial tech entrepreneur and early-stage startup investor. In 2015, Time magazine listed him as one of the "12 New Faces of Black Leadership."
Why you should listen
Jon Gosier is an investor and data scientist. He's a partner at Third Cohort Capital, an early-stage tech startup investment fund. Prior to joining Third Cohort, he was the founder of Appfrica, which invests in Africa’s technology economy, D8A Group, a company that makes data science solutions, and Market Atlas, which is like the Bloomberg terminal for emerging market countries. In 2015, Gosier was listed by TIME Magazine as one of “12 New Faces of Black Leadership”, as well as “Most Influential Blacks in Technology” by Business Insider in 2013 and 2014 and among the "20 Angels Worth Knowing" by Black Enterprise Magazine.
Gosier is a Fellow and Senior Fellow at TED from 2009 to 2012 and a first-year participant at THNK, the Amsterdam School for Creative Leadership in the Netherlands. He's won the Knight News Challenge twice, once in 2011 for work in analysis at Ushahidi and again in 2012 for work creating ways of moving data between mobile phones without a central mobile network.
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